Des101

Claude code makes it so much easier. It "lives" in your project, so it can see how everything fits together and adds/edits files in situ. For maximum effectiveness, use it with one of the max claude accounts and do everything with the Opus 4.1 model Des

A little while ago, I asked CC to suggest some designs to update our website, starting with the hompage. On one of its suggested designs it created a panel which included:- Why Choose XYZ? • Over 30 years of experience in xyz software I was curious, as I didn't recall that information being on the website, so I asked where it had got it from. It told me that it had found a testimonial on the site that mentioned "We purchased the xyz system in 1994..." I was pretty impressed.

I've been using it with C++Builder for some time and love it. I'm on the max £150 plan and only use the Opus model. I haven't got around to setting up automatic compilation, but it's no big deal, I have CC running on WSL1/Debian so it's simple enough to just paste in any compilation errors, let CC fix them and just click to compile again. (actually my biggest bugbear is probably the cutting and pasting in the terminal, despite what it says, it won't use cntrl-c/v and I have to paste via the menu, I probably need to use a different terminal). Overall, I'm astonished at how well it understands my requests and is able to give me what I need. The results are rarely perfect, but I'm fine with that, the fact that it can get something to 80% complete by itself is good enough for me. I think the main trick to using it is to work out when it's probably reached its limits on a particular task, and rather than just keep asking it to fix things, realise it's time to jump in and do the rest yourself. Des

It's possible that the compiler has optimised away most of your code, just leaving it with label1->Caption=3. does the same thing happen if you turn off optimisation?

I'm guessing that you're using RemoteApp to publish your application, if so it's relatively easy to allow access via a browser. There should be plenty of setup instructions available online. The browser access method works fine, there's a few differences to RDP, for example printer management is handled by downloading all printouts as pdfs.

I don't know if it fulfils all your requirements, but you might want to check out Turbopower Orpheus which has a grid control. It might be a bit dated now, but it's free, available via GetIt and gets updated to run on latest releases. Des

In case you're not aware. FlashFiler morphed into NexusDB which is still going strong and compatible with latest Delphi versions. Des