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This was bothering me forever. At the beginning, because of collecting possible sensible data and keeping it in the memory, later, because if I needed it, it wasn't ergonomic enough. So I have bound it to the ctrl-shift-[F1/F2] for showing the window, navigate up/down, and copy to clipboard on releasing the keys. It's just a couple of lines, (no OTA on this), if one of you likes it I can put the code here later.

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I have posted this feature request ticket in the GExperts ticket list: https://sourceforge.net/p/gexperts/feature-requests/55/ GExpertsGrep.exe has a fantastic feature: It can be started on the command line and pass a directory parameter to it. For example, this command line: "C:\Program Files (x86)\GExperts for RAD Studio 10.3\GExpertsGrep.exe" C:\COMP\_CNScripts ...opens this GExperts Grep Search window on my computer: When you double-click on a search result line, then the IDE associated with the respective file type (e.g. .pas) is being automatically opened and the file loaded in the IDE! The only issue is that the respective source code location of the result is not automatically shown in the IDE source code editor. With this issue solved it would be perfect! Also, another feature would be very helpful: If no IDE is opened the respective result file should be loaded into a pre-configured text editor (of course showing the respective result location line and column and select the search term result).

Many thanks, uploaded to SVN, will be zipped overnight about 11pm. The readme will be updated soon. Angus

Angus - I emailed the files to you. Don't forget the instructions too: The installation instructions need this to be added in the readme: The Embarcadero installation adds this to the system path: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\20.0\Bpl This however does not allow Win32 packages to be installed, to do that you need to add this path to the system path (win10=Start, Edit the system environment variables, Environment variables, System variables, Path, Edit, New:) C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\20.0\Bpl\Win32 NEW projects that need to use ICS: include path: add {THE DIR YOU EXTRACTED ICS To}\source\include\103\win32 library path add C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\20.0\BPL\Win32

var [weak] fib: TFunc<integer,int64>; Marking it as weak breaks the cycle. However, there was a bug with weak that is only recently fixed (not sure whether in 10.3 or 10.3.1)

I see what you did there, @Lars Fosdal 😉

The X509 certificates are just files, in PEM, PCS12, or PCS7 single or bundle files, and can be copied to a UNC directory, where any server can pick them up. They can be manually installed in the Windows store, but not automatically, yet. The server is responsible for ordering new certificates, but the component includes a database with most of the information required. Angus

In theory, yes. But which unit tests can or do test the specification in full? Well, maybe some do, but e.g. the all so often used example of a unit test for an addition fails to test the full specification.

You never need to set a pointer to nil.