Simple Delphi cross-platform app to list the standard paths available on various platforms.
Uses the System.IOUtils unit to show the value of several TPath functions.
For example: TPath.GetHomePath, TPath.GetDocumentsPath, etc.
Run it on different platforms--you may be surprised what's available and what's not!
Expanded from the sample project included with the code for the book Fearless Cross-Platform Development with Delphi.
See the original GitHub project: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Fearless-Cross-Platform-Development-with-Delphi/tree/master/Chapter15/01_AppPaths
Here's a screenshot of it running on a Mac:
If you click on a folder, you'll get a list of files in that folder (if there are any). For example, here are the files under the Release folder for the Win32 version:
if you click the cirled "i" button in the lower-left corner, an Info screen pops up with a link to the GitHub page:
Written in Delphi 11 Alexandria, upgraded to Delphi 13 Florence.
To get this running on your Android phone, run adb from the platform-tools folder of your copy of Android SDK which your project is using. For me using Delphi 13 and its default Android SDK folders, that would be C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\37.0\CatalogRepository\AndroidSDK-37.0.57242.3601. I added the platform-tools sub-folder to the PATH so I could run adb.exe easilly.
Once that is running, use adb to connect to your phone's IP address. I am using Wireless Debugging which meant I had to pair the devices first using adb pair <IP-Address>:<Port> <Pairing-Code> and then use the connect command with the IPAddress:Port.
Hope that helps!