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https://forums.adug.org.au/t/adug-2024-symposium/60264 ADUG is excited to announce our 2024 Annual Symposium will be held on 17th May 2024. Save time - Details and Registration web page here for 2024 ADUG Symposium 1 Join us for the day and expand your knowledge of the Delphi ecosystem. Four speakers will present on different areas of interest. Topics range from building web applications, understanding security challenges and how to meet them, keeping code relevant over the long term, to new directions in the FastReports’ world. • Tim Young gives us a tour of Elevate Web Builder. Build both your client and server web application quickly and easily using the familiar techniques we use in Delphi. • Alister Christie shares practical strategies to bolster the security of Delphi applications. Join us for an illuminating session as we explore the challenges and strategies to fortify your Delphi applications against the ever-changing landscape of security threats. • Mark Fletcher shows us how 2 million lines of code from the 1990s has been kept relevant into the 2020s. His team has navigated from an outright purchase model to SAAS, moved from a single retail channel vertical focus to a 16-channel ‘vertical’ focus and embraced integrations to lean into change. • Michael Philippenko takes us through a brief review of the latest developments in FastReports, followed by discussion of support of the latest standards for displays, documents (bar-codes and PDF signification), multithreading in printing, and HTML and PDF two-side integration. This ADUG symposium is being held in Melbourne and streamed online. For those in Melbourne, come to The Bridge Mordialloc for a full day of talks, refreshments, lunch and the famous prize draw at the end of the sessions. There is a separate bistro dinner at the venue for those who wish to spend more time catching up with old friends and making new ones. For those outside Melbourne, the day is streamed. If you live in a time zone that makes viewing all sessions difficult, recordings of sessions will be available to registered attendees. Make the most of the opportunity to hear these speakers discussing topics relevant to developing secure, long-term systems for different application types. Find out more about the 2024 ADUG Symposium 1

I've already made a full binding of the APIs. It isn't published yet, as it is part of my formatter and syntax highlighter product I'm building for Delphi (and C++Builder) The current editor highlighter toolsapi interface is limited. To get the full benefits of the syntax highlighting data tree-sitter can deliver, complete takeover of the editor painting is necessary. The grammar for the pascal parser needs an update indeed.

Unfortunately no. Empty groups are not displayed, that is simply how Microsoft implemented it. So, the only option would be to add a blank item to the group just to keep it visible, and then remove that item later when it is no longer needed.

Try changing the variable "repoPP:PPgit_repository" to: "repoPP:PGit_repository" and call "git_repository_init(@repoPP..."