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I-Pascal v2.0 has been released. What is I-Pascal? It's a Pascal language support plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. Integration with Delphi and Free Pascal Compiler. The main goal of the project is to provide modern code editing and inspection tool for Pascal language. Dependency cycles ready. In the new release: Completion options from not used yet units (with automatic modification of uses clause) Completion itself is improved and not is comparable to one for Java Delphi 10.3 inline declarations syntax support. Highlighting, find usage, renaming etc. No inherited destructor call inspection Project site: http://siberika.com/ Installation instructions: http://siberika.com/install.htm Source code: https://github.com/casteng/i-pascal

A feature request then: the align code dialog could allow persistence of the code elements between sessions. I use it a lot, my COBOL OCD compels me to, and almost always the elements are the same. In case you opt to accept donations to fund development, please just let me know. Thank you very much, Carlos

HI Andrea, You're welcome - thanks for the great library 🙂 Yes, that makes sense, I will clean the MARSTemplate project. Kind regards Stuart

Hi Bjørn, Yes, that was the missing piece of the jigsaw. I needed to add the server.fddata unit to the uses clause of server.ignite, and also the AddApplication filter was 'server.resources.*' which I have changed to 'server.*' My data resource appears in the list now. Many thanks

Hi, Have you made sure that your unit is listed under uses and included in the filter that is specified in the AddApplication procedure? FEngine.AddApplication('DefaultApp', '/default', [ 'Server.*']); -- Bjørn

I would prefer it like this: with const Ptr = @SomeArray[SomeStructure.SomeIndex] do begin // Inline constant declaration with type inference Ptr.bla := 5; Ptr.blub := 10; end; @Rollo62 Not only. Using a temporary variable can optimize the binary code.

Because, in its infinite wisdom, IDE decided you need to brush up your debugging skills 😎