FMX.DeviceInfo Sample

This sample shows you how to obtain device information that includes OS version, OS name and device type.

Location

You can find the DeviceInfo sample project at:

• Start | Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio Sydney | Samples and then navigate to:
  • Object Pascal\Mobile Snippets\DeviceInfo
  • CPP\Mobile Snippets\DeviceInfo
• Subversion Repository:
  • You can find Delphi and C++ code samples in GitHub Repositories. Search by name into the samples repositories according to your RAD Studio version.

Description

The DeviceInfo sample demonstrates how to obtain device information of an iOS or Android device. This sample uses the iOS or Android APIs to obtain the OS version, the OS name and the device type.

How to Use the Sample

1. Navigate to one of the locations given above and open:
   • Delphi: DeviceInfo.dproj.
   • C++: DeviceInfo.cbproj.
2. Select the target platform, iOS and Android supported.
3. Press F9 or choose Run > Run.
4. Click on the refresh tool button at the upper right corner to obtain the following device information:
   • OS Name
   • Device Type
   • OS Version

Files

File in Delphi	File in C++	Contains
DeviceInfo.dproj	DeviceInfo.cbproj	The project itself.
uMain.fmx	uMain.fmx	The main form where the components are located.
uMain.pas	DeviceInfoPCH.h, TapAndHold.cpp	Used to define and implement the sample.
Information.txt	Information.txt	Further information about the sample.

Clases

TDeviceInfoForm is the main form that represents the main window of the sample. It contains the following components:

• A TListBox object with three TListBoxItems.
  • A TListBoxItem1 called lbOSName
  • A TListBoxItem2 called lbDeviceType
  • A TListBoxItem3 called lbOSVersion
• A TToolBar object with a TButton object called btnGetDeviceInfo and a TLabel object.

Implementation

• The sample uses TListBox to display a set of information items related with the device and the OS.
• The sample uses each TListBoxItem to display each information item.
• The sample uses a TButton component called btnGetDeviceInfo to call the OnClick event that is used to get the device information.

When you run the application, you can see at the upper right corner a button with the StyleLookup set to refreshtoolbuttonbordered. Click on it to obtain the following information of your device:

• OS Name
• Device Type
• OS Version

Uses

• TListBox
• TButton

The sample uses Built-in Java libraries for Android

• androidapi.JNI.JavaTypes
• androidapi.Helpers
• androidapi.JNI.Os

The sample uses iOS Objective-C Frameworks

• iOSapi.UIKit
• iOSapi.Foundation
• Macapi.Helpers

See Also

• Creating an iOS App
• Using the Built-in RAD Studio Java Libraries for Android