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I guess there are people with differing levels of ability. And while I don't intend to post links to all videos, today's video is a real-world example of adding code to a word search game and squashing those pesky bugs along the way! Hopefully, it will inspire you to tackle your own coding challenges and share your creations in the comments! https://youtu.be/K1iJIYtBPaw

A bit more specifics would have been helpful. E.g. a link to the repository, how did you "install" it, etc. Anyway, if it's actually an IDE plugin it's listed in (for Delphi 12): HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Embarcadero\BDS\23.0\Known IDE Packages If it's a component package it's listed in: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Embarcadero\BDS\23.0\Known Packages You can just delete it from there. Save a copy of the registry tree (right click the parent node, select export) if you are unsure of what you're doing.

Yeah, they are indeed mutually exclusive. Each unit has it's own dependencies. If you want the units listed in order of when they are needed, you aren't going to be able to make them look "tidy." Sounds like you want a hybrid approach. I don't see how that could be done without manual work, but besides, it would defeat your originally stated goal. Personally, I find the overhead of locating units during compilation to be insignificant, so I always prefer a logical ordering because my brain will be slowed down by illogical ordering more than the compiler will be sped up by it! I my experience, the only thing that really matters is not having unnecessary units in the interface section. Anything that isn't needed should be removed, and anything that isn't needed before the implementation section should be moved to the implementation section.

Thanks Dave. That helped. Most likely adding/removing Features uses online downloads, and the offline installation file RADStudio_12_1_61_7529.iso does not contain all files for AndroidSDK-2525.

A fix has been applied to P4D. Please check.

I started to display your test just in a THTML viewer. Nice, because you can continue to format the text with whatever you want (colors, fonts, etc) The wordwrap is very fast. Maybe you can even add an onClick in code to capture a click on one of the <div> procedure TForm1.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject); var idx: Integer; begin for idx := 1 to 10 do Begin HtmlViewer1.Text:=HtmlViewer1.Text+'<div>'+IntToStr(idx)+': '+setCaption+'</div><br>'; End; end; HtmlViewer 10.2 is still available at: http://code.google.com/p/thtmlviewer/ HtmlViewer 11.x is available at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/htmlviewer/ HtmlViewer development is hosted at: https://github.com/BerndGabriel/HtmlViewer

One day, I might invest in a proper mic, and until then... the headset will do, (feels a bit like "ground control to major tom")

Bravo! And please do not abandon a simple source download, for people like me who dislike having to struggle to work around an unnecessary version-control system to get what I need.

I am taking yet another different approach: The "If you download the sources, the buildnumber will 0. Live with it." approach.

How did the Delphi IDE run on the last version? Is there any chance of getting an ARM-compiled IDE, as ARM might be the future?