Sherlock

Not much since 2022. Sadly I just now got interested in the subject. So I'm putting my hopes on @Mark NZs efforts.

In all my years I saw this happen countless times and never had a name for it. Thank you.

Thanks for the quick glance at the subject. I feel it to be important to know which AIs you have tried out though. Especially for the more specific tasks like bug hunting or performance tweaks. A comparison would have been cool, for any of those tasks which AIs shine and which don't.

What does opinionated mean in this context?

The GExperts formatter or the built-in one? For the latter see here: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Formatter.EXE,_the_Command_Line_Formatter For the former, it should be as easy as calling GExpertsFormatter.exe <YOURFILE_HERE>

Yeah, I feel the question has been answered. Everybody should now move on...nothing to see here.

Luckily Delphi isn't the only IDE out there. Freedom of choice is a thing.

I thought they had gone under, due to gross incompetence. But as one can see, that is no reason to die as a business anymore...quite the opposite even.

This is a crosspost from the german DP. Short question: How can I create an APPX using Delphi, when I have no means of accessing the PFX from the Certum Token? The Delphi options for distribution type "ad hoc" require a pfx file. What to do?

Visible but without data, best describes what I meant. I currently don't use TChart but had to, several years ago. I remember the necessity for trickery like that to reach the expected outcome. But my brain is not good at storing code...sorry.

Perhaps draw invisible point belonging to the axis?

That would have been nice to know...but alas, just finished the verification process. Note to self: always read a thread to the end, before responding.

Cosmetics aside, you should not store values in (visual) components. Store values in variables, class members or a database... not in a visual component. That is not its purpose. Try to avoid misuse of objects. For very small projects this might be OK. But overall and in real life this is not a way to go.

What does "work" mean in this case? No Compiler error?

Same here