These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Submit your own showcase app to the Delphi 26th Birthday Showcase Challenge! It is not all finished but does work pretty well as is.” Website BridgeMonkey is made using FireMonkey (Delphi supplied by TMS FMX). FireMonkey can also read from and write to files of type *.deal, which are from a MicrosoftWordAddin ‘WordTab’ made some time ago. When BridgeMonkey submits the deals that passed the filters, it also tells the user how frequently these particular filters are satisfied, giving the user a sense of the probability that these criteria will be satisfied and thus how important this particular situation is. The user can comment on each of the deals and share instructions to be used when the tournament is executed (small slips of paper to be placed in the maps and read before the opening lead is made). Also, the user can define large parts of the bidding system to be used by the trainees (and of course by the program’s filters). There is a large number of these filters relating to bidding, HCP, distribution, and “ambitions” (game, slam). It operates by dealing cards “randomly” but according to filters specified by the user. It can read and write *.bri files (files used by card-dealing machines) enabling the program to construct tournaments that can be executed using physical cards in the hands of the students or trainees. According to the developer, “It is meant for use by teachers and coaches to help them arrange tournaments featuring special aspects of bidding and playing or defense. The BridgeMonkey program helps people teach the card game bridge and it is developed with Delphi.
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