Migrating and verifying Delphi applications and Unicode-enabled code has never been easier! Get up and running in minutes.
SmartInspect, our advanced logging tool for Delphi applications, comes with full support for Unicode, Delphi WideStrings and UnicodeStrings. Whether you need Unicode support today or just want to be on the safe side for the future, SmartInspect is the ideal Unicode enabled logging solution for your Delphi application. SmartInspect supports you while you port your Delphi applications to Unicode by allowing you to trace, inspect and log Delphi applications, variable values and method execution at run-time or during development. Easily log and display Unicode text messages or errors, show UTF-8 encoded files and even use Unicode characters in log file names.
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Why Use SmartInspect Logging with Unicode Support
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Ideal choice for international applications
SmartInspect is the ideal choice for adding Unicode enabled logging support to international Delphi applications with foreign languages and characters. Unicode support is getting more and more important today and with SmartInspect you are on the safe side for the future. -
Log WideStrings, UTF-8 encoded files and Unicode data
The SmartInspect Delphi library provides log routines to log WideStrings, UTF-8 (and UTF-16 / UCS2) encoded files and Unicode data. Logging a WideString variable and displaying it in the SmartInspect Console is as simple as adding a single line of code to your applications. -
Identify and solve Unicode related problems and errors
Use SmartInspect to identify and solve Unicode related errors, exceptions and other problems in your Delphi applications. Also use SmartInspect to trace other problems and issues and to quickly provide your customers with workarounds, fixes and solutions.
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