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Dave, thanks for the advice. But this doesn't work when: - One of the boundaries of the Child control is on the boundary of the Parent control. In this case, if the mouse cursor leaves the Child control at this boundary, it does not trigger the MouseLeave event for the Parent control. - If the mouse cursor moves fast enough, then the MouseLeave event does not have time to arrive in the Parent control, the event goes to some other external control.

Hello If a project has many classes that are defined in different files, and the classes refer to each other, then at a certain stage a compilation error begins to occur: [dcc32 Fatal Error] EhLib.FMX…….pas(19): F2047 Circular unit reference to 'EhLib.FMX……..' To fix this error, you have to shove all the classes into one file and as a result, the project ends up with one huge file that is not convenient to work with. Who is coping with this problem and how?

If we compare this feature with other programming languages, then, for example, in C# you can separate the implementation of classes in several files and you can declare references to any public classes and any internal classes in the assembly, regardless of in which files the class is declared. Perhaps in Delphi we need to introduce such a concept as an assembly or library, within which classes can refer to each other in the interface part. In general, when developing classes, you want to operate only with such concepts as a library and a class, but you don’t want to think about which file it should be described in so that it can be used in other classes of the library.

If in unit1 I move a reference to unit2 to the implementation section, then I cannot use classes from unit2 in the interface section of unit1.

Is there a plugin for RAD Studio that would allow you to create and search for global bookmarks in all project files like in MS Visual Studio?

It looks like Parnassus - Bookmarks has function to bypass all bookmarks in all files, but there is no shortcut assigned to this function by default.

Does anyone have contact information for the developer of the Sampling Profiler? I did not find contact information on the program website.