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None of the styles Delphi ships is meant for a phone - grey gradients, sharp corners, thick frames, all from the desktop era. And the day showed that anything rendered through a style template may not exist in the style that is actually loaded: the list row template, the search prompt and the detail row each vanished in turn. So the buttons are rectangles we draw: slate at rest, cyan for the one action that matters, rounded, no gradient, with a press feedback a TRectangle does not have on its own - without it you cannot tell whether the tap landed. The form's own fill carries the background, the list drops its frame, labels take the palette. A style stays loaded underneath, as a base only: edits, list and memo are native controls we are not going to rewrite, and with no style at all they would render light. Palette lives in PMA.Theme, the same slate and cyan as the desktop app. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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