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These are the known alternatives: - GExperts - pasfmt - CnPack/CnWizards - Workaround for old formatter by David Cornelius - Jedi Code Formatting Fork Am I missing any?

It's a work in progress. The plan is for the 64-bit IDE to eventually be able to do everything the 32-bit IDE can.

Hi This morning Apple released it's 26 versions of macOS, iOS, Xcode, ... Of course I upgraded everything here to test if PAServer and RAD Studio 13 Florence (and previous releases) can deal with them. For macOS ARM (Apple Silicon) it compiles as expected. For macOS (Intel) I had a problem on a project and it worked for an other. I'll investigate to find and exterminate the reason or send some daleks to Apple Park. For iOS it didn't worked. I have a linker problem with a missing framework used by an empty FireMonkey project. I opened an issue on QP. Follow it or this post if you want to be informed when it's fixed. So, I suggest you to wait a few days this is solved before upgrading your Apple devices and softwares.

New version is now available: madExcept 5.2.0 comes with the following changes: · added support for Delphi 13 · added support for 64 bit IDE

Yes. Apologies. Yep. That fixed it. P.S. Installing GExperts after MMX works. No loading/starting issues.

My apologies for seeming sarcastic. I understand why. I also know it's not intended as sarcasm. Text is hard and it's hard to balance the line of making points. I think it is wonderful when Delphi adds features, quite genuinely, and the post said so. I edited to try to help that understanding, but the original said "congratulations", and that is sincere, and I retained that comment. It's hard reading that kind of reply, Daniel, and I don't know what to make of it. I think the best thing is to apologise because it's clear you are offended: and I am sorry for that. Let me pontificate a bit: I worry about language compatibility. There are multiple Pascals out there: Free Pascal, DWScript, etc etc. Yet Pascal is a small language. If Delphi ever added any other feature Oxygene or Free Pascal or anyone else already has, and chose to do so with different, incompatible syntax, that would be a significant statement. I use Python a lot, it gives me the same "feeling" as Delphi when I use it, I have talked about Python a lot to people with quite some enthusiasm, it has a ternary if, and that ternary if is inverted -- that structure is legit, and Delphi could have used it, and then imagine if we had two versions in Pascal! Far better to copy, when it's already been done -- with code existing for years, it's key to keep the same syntax compatible. Equally, there's so much the language could do. When it moves forward, I hope it does so in ways that copy the path that has been led by others. Perhaps that is the message in the blog post: keep going; there's more, follow. I would certainly prefer it's read that way. Please read again, I hope it's gentler. For this forum... that was not the message. I had intended to directly answer a thread about a language feature with a blog post showing a snippet of the language feature the OP asked for. Message: it is possible, look! I fully respect you don't want other implementations mentioned, and will respect that.

unreal! Too busy adding AI that's not needed, and web stencils. DEBUGGING IS A BARE BASIC MINIMUM FOR DEVELOPMENT.

there's also the old: IndexText or IndexStr method System.StrUtils.IndexText - RAD Studio API Documentation