Delphi Code Formatting Demo 2

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   { Before Code Formatting }

   unit AutoScale;interface uses Windows,Controls,Forms,Classes,Dialogs;type
   TAutoScale=class(TComponent)privateMatrix:Variant;PW,PH,BCount:Integer;procedure
    GetFormInfo(Form:TForm);public constructor Create(AOwner:TComponent);override;
   procedure Init(Form:TForm);procedure Resize(Form:TForm);published end;var
   AutoScale1:TAutoScale;procedure Register;implementation
   procedure Register;begin RegisterComponents('Uwis',[TAutoScale]);end;
   constructor TAutoScale.Create(AOwner:TComponent);begin inherited; // Create component
   if(AOwner is TForm)then Init(AOwner as TForm)else
   ShowMessage('The owner of TAutoScale is NOT a TForm.');end;
   procedure TAutoScale.Init(Form:TForm);begin BCount:=Form.ControlCount-1;
   Matrix:=VarArrayCreate([0,BCount,0,3], VarInteger);GetFormInfo(Form);end;
   procedure TAutoScale.GetFormInfo(Form:TForm); var I:Integer;RGN:TRect;begin
   for I:=0 to BCount do begin RGN:=Form.Controls[I].BoundsRect;Matrix[I,0]:=RGN.
   Left;Matrix[I,1]:=RGN.Top;Matrix[I,2]:=RGN.Right;Matrix[I,3]:=RGN.Bottom;end;PW
   :=Form.ClientWidth;PH:=Form.ClientHeight;end;procedure TAutoScale.Resize(Form:
   TForm);var L,T,LL,TT,RR,BB,W,H,WW,HH,I:Integer;Fas:Boolean;begin WW:=Form.
   ClientWidth;HH:=Form.ClientHeight;Fas:=Form.AutoScroll;Form.AutoScroll:=False;
   for I:=0 to(Form.ControlCount-1)do begin LL:=((Matrix[I,0]*WW)div PW);TT:=((
   Matrix[I,1]*HH)div PH);RR:=((Matrix[I,2]*WW)div PW);BB:=((Matrix[I,3]*HH)div PH)
   ;L:=LL;T:=TT;W:=RR-LL;H:=BB-TT;SetBounds(Form.Controls[I]);end;end;end.

   { After Code Formatting }

   unit AutoScale;

   interface

   uses Windows, Controls, Forms, Classes, Dialogs;

   type
     TAutoScale = class(TComponent)
       privateMatrix: Variant;
       PW, PH, BCount: Integer;
       procedure GetFormInfo(Form: TForm);
     public
       constructor Create(AOwner: TComponent); override;
       procedure Init(Form: TForm);
       procedure Resize(Form: TForm);
     published
     end;

   var
     AutoScale1: TAutoScale;

   procedure Register;

   implementation

   procedure Register;
   begin
     RegisterComponents('Uwis', [TAutoScale]);
   end;

   constructor TAutoScale.Create(AOwner: TComponent);
   begin
     inherited; // Create component
     if (AOwner is TForm) then
       Init(AOwner as TForm)
     else
       ShowMessage('The owner of TAutoScale is NOT a TForm.');
   end;

   procedure TAutoScale.Init(Form: TForm);
   begin
     BCount := Form.ControlCount - 1;
     Matrix := VarArrayCreate([0, BCount, 0, 3], VarInteger);
     GetFormInfo(Form);
   end;

   procedure TAutoScale.GetFormInfo(Form: TForm);
   var
     I: Integer;
     RGN: TRect;
   begin
     for I := 0 to BCount do
     begin
       RGN          := Form.Controls[I].BoundsRect;
       Matrix[I, 0] := RGN.Left;
       Matrix[I, 1] := RGN.Top;
       Matrix[I, 2] := RGN.Right;
       Matrix[I, 3] := RGN.Bottom;
     end;
     PW := Form.ClientWidth;
     PH := Form.ClientHeight;
   end;

   procedure TAutoScale.Resize(Form: TForm);
   var
     L, T, LL, TT, RR, BB, W, H, WW, HH, I: Integer;
     Fas: Boolean;
   begin
     WW := Form.ClientWidth;
     HH := Form.ClientHeight;
     Fas := Form.AutoScroll;
     Form.AutoScroll := false;
     for I := 0 to (Form.ControlCount - 1) do
     begin
       LL := ((Matrix[I, 0] * WW) div PW);
       TT := ((Matrix[I, 1] * HH) div PH);
       RR := ((Matrix[I, 2] * WW) div PW);
       BB := ((Matrix[I, 3] * HH) div PH);
       L  := LL;
       T  := TT;
       W  := RR - LL;
       H  := BB - TT;
       SetBounds(Form.Controls[I]);
     end;
   end;

   end.

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