Clément

Hi. I also ended up writing my own JSON serializer/deserializer based on delphi TJsonObject. (Using another JSON class created incompatibilities with RTL). It works on generics (TDictionary<>, TObjectDictionary<>, Tlist<>, etc), Tdataset, TStringList, enum and nested classes. Quite fast. I needed a special TDataset handling (speed wise) that none of the library I tried solved. Anyway, sometimes it's worth reinventing the wheel!

Hello, I successfully managed to login to Idera's forum. They fixed the "reset password". I received the email with the link to proceed!

Hi, Are you using FastMM bundled or downloaded (https://github.com/pleriche/FastMM4) ? The downloaded version has a lot more options and gives you more information including line numbers, very handy.

Hi, Why can't you write your log in levels. For example: MyLog.Info('Entering method X'); Mylog.Debug(1, 'Connecting to database'); MyLog.Debug(2, 'Connected to database = '+FDatabase.ConnectionString ); And the constructor Mylog := TMyLog.Create( 0 ); // No Debug information Mylog := TMyLog.Create( 1 ); // Only Debug 1 Mylog := TMyLog.Create( 2 ); // Debug up to level 2. This way you can activate debug using a INI file. [Settings] Debuglevel = 0; // Or 1 or 2 HTH, Clément

Very nice!! I spend every day of the week and sometimes weekend using delphi. The dark theme helped a lot! Those visual enhancements looks really nice! Please make this version very stable! I don't want to wait for an update to start using it!

Why can't we just write a simple collection of interfaces. That's what I did for some classes. Take for example TStringList: IARCStringList = Inteface procedure Add( aString : string ); procedure AddStrings( aString : string ); function AsStringList : TStringList; ... end; TARCStringList = Class( TInterfacedObject, IARCStringList ) private FList : TStringList; public // Implement all IStringListARC methods and properties. destructor destroy; // Will call FList.Free; end; Usage would be very simple: procedure DoSomething; Var S : IARCStringList; begin S := TARCStringList.Create; S.Add('One'); S.Add('Two'); ListBox1.Items.AddString( S.AsStringList ); // Will return FList end; I wrote for other classes such as TARCDictionary, TARCObjectDictionary, TARCDictionary<K,V>, TARCObjectDictionary<K,O>, etc. I use "const" wherever is required when I use those ARC interfaces. What problems do you see with such implementations (other than writing a lot of code)?