Lars Fosdal

According to some googling, there appears to be methods of converting a .cer file to a .pfx file.

Staying up-to-date, with the latest stable versions of your libraries, is usually a good idea! If you have proper unit and integration tests, keeping current should be low risk.

@corneliusdavid Perhaps for solo developers, but for a corporate team I would struggle if I was to defend it as a choice.

Who would select to use a closed source backend that doesn't scale, when there are multiple options - of which several have a free tier?

VS Code + C# Dev Kit + .NET MAUI extension for C# Dev Kit is pretty cool. .NET cross platform GUI development on Windows, Mac & Linux. Your Operating System Supported Target DEBUG Platforms Windows Windows, Android macOS Android, iOS, macOS Linux Android You can argue that this is not an editor capability - but well, it is a pretty nifty editor that allows pretty nifty integrations. See also

Ok, that is pretty neat!

Tools | Options | Debugger | Event Log Event Log Options - RAD Studio (embarcadero.com)

It has progressed to the Bronze Age...

Odd - we also use the TMS VCL UI Pack - but I've never noticed that problem when having two Delphi versions installed in parallel. Perhaps because we don't use runtime packages in our code?

I love BC, but using GitKraken, the built in comparer there is pretty nice as well.

I've used Peganza Analyzer every time I had to get to know a new code base. Now, I haven't changed jobs for a long time - so the last license I have is for PA v. 4.x. Perhaps it is time to get the Expert? Then again - I write a lot less Delphi code these days, as work pushes me in different directions.

@corneliusdavid I replaced shortest with most readable years ago. 😛

Result := MyString StartPos := Pos('<', Result); if StartPos > 0 then Delete(Result, StartPos, Pos('>', Result) - StartPos + 1); Something like this? Note that it doesn't handle a missing '>', nor does it trim.

Featurewise - how does Peganza Pascal Expert hold up to TMS FixInsight?

Two and a half year later... I still want the above.

Perusing the source code, it appears that a Print capability is supported. Regular FMX doesn't have print preview, so I doubt there is SKIA support for that.

I bet that many of those will also recognize the western calendar years. Brgds, a Wood Dragon.

Ref, next major version of Delphi... Triskaidekaphobia IS to be trifled with 😛 I do wish more companies would simply adopt a calendar centric version. RAD Studio <year>.<release>.<patch>.<build> I also wish that the minor releases could be installed in parallel!

I don't use packages except those that exist by default compile time, so I haven't really seen it as a massive problem, but yes - any list that needs a scrollbar, probably also needs a filter.

Not to forget, FMX+SKIA+LOTTIE files.

What drives me nuts, is the UACs that flashes the icon but doesn't bring the window to front. There are Windows settings that can affect the bring to front behaviour. Also, Windows drivers and layout management tools can affect the behaviour.

It has no filter box as far as I can tell.

Please make a complete compilable executable example. The listed code does not illustrate proper generic references. It is not clear what you are trying to achieve, it being manipulating an input value or an internal value, nor what value you are trying to modify. If you are using pointer references to modify values, your code isn´t really generic anymore.

Have you filed a feature request in QualityPortal?