A boosted version of the TPanel component for Delphi that offers advanced features.
I recently had the pleasure of testing out the SyntPanel component for Delphi, which offers an enhanced analog of the standard TPanel component. This particular software has a title, and its visual appearance can be adjusted through various themes, which can be stored either in your project or in Windows registry or .ini file.
One of the standout features of SyntPanel is that it comes with a whopping 15 built-in visual themes, which are incredibly helpful in building your own themes based on them. Additionally, SyntPanel can easily fold and unfold like the Windows XP navigation panel and also supports Windows XP themes.
Among the features that the software offers, the title bar is especially noteworthy, as it comes with two different styles - a standard rectangle or a rectangle with curved corners. The title bar also features icons, cursor, pop-up hints, and a context menu. As for theme-related features, you can load and save them as .ini files or store them in the system registry, and even in the project itself.
SyntPanel's color, gradient, and bitmap fill features are also impressive, as is its ability to automatically disable all components within the panel upon disabling the panel itself. For image icons, you can even use image lists.
Lastly, SyntPanel offers some impressive event enhancements, including OnTitleClick (for mouse clicks on the title bar) and OnTitleDblClick (for double clicks on the title bar).
Overall, I highly recommend SyntPanel as a valuable tool for any Delphi developer looking to enhance their software's look and feel.
One of the standout features of SyntPanel is that it comes with a whopping 15 built-in visual themes, which are incredibly helpful in building your own themes based on them. Additionally, SyntPanel can easily fold and unfold like the Windows XP navigation panel and also supports Windows XP themes.
Among the features that the software offers, the title bar is especially noteworthy, as it comes with two different styles - a standard rectangle or a rectangle with curved corners. The title bar also features icons, cursor, pop-up hints, and a context menu. As for theme-related features, you can load and save them as .ini files or store them in the system registry, and even in the project itself.
SyntPanel's color, gradient, and bitmap fill features are also impressive, as is its ability to automatically disable all components within the panel upon disabling the panel itself. For image icons, you can even use image lists.
Lastly, SyntPanel offers some impressive event enhancements, including OnTitleClick (for mouse clicks on the title bar) and OnTitleDblClick (for double clicks on the title bar).
Overall, I highly recommend SyntPanel as a valuable tool for any Delphi developer looking to enhance their software's look and feel.
What's New
Version 1.4.5: N/A