Lars Fosdal

No worries. The only benefit of custom draw is if the column title is wider than the actual column.

@Kas Ob. - The 32-bit IDE is running on WoW. My IDE crashes too. Out of memory or it simply hangs in an internal deadlock. Several times per day. But - it has never crashed or trashed my Windows 10 Enterprise 1909 system. My uptime is typically about a month, i.e. until the next security patches. RAD Studio, Visual Studio, VS Code, PowerShell 7, MS SQL Server Manager, MS SQL Server, a large number of remote desktops, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Teams, Discord, Chrome with too many tabs, Apex SQL Diff, Beyond Compare, VirtualBox, and the invaluable Process Hacker. I was thinking of the software you write - if it has page file issues - you either have HW spec issues, or you have allocation strategy issues.

"suffered from potential degradation" ? Either you suffer, or it is entirely potential. "The guys" ?

If your software has issues with page file involvement - your machines are not up to spec.

If you need VCL/FMX conditions in your own code, this works: {$DEFINE HAS_VCL} {$IF DECLARED(FireMonkeyVersion) and (FireMonkeyVersion >= 16.0)} {$UNDEF HAS_VCL} {$DEFINE HAS_FMX} {$IFEND}

@Kas Ob. My last three laptops have had 32Gbs of RAM. Page file involvement is pretty rare.

A forum is a place for reasoning and discussion. SO, not so much. What do you prefer? I guess most people go to SO to get an answer, provided one exists, and if not - use a forum. Edit: I gave up on SO for asking questions a long time ago.

Surely there are better characters in Unicode that you can use? ↑ / ↓ #$2191 / #$2193 ˄ / ˅ #$02C4 / #$02C5 ▲ ▼ #$25B2 / #$25BC Optimal solution could be a custom draw, but... is it worth the effort?

But SO is not a forum. Questions that are ... unprecise ... get eradicated fast and hard.

Looks like YAME. Yet Another Marketing Event.

https://community.idera.com/developer-tools/p/forums has some traffic, but I wonder how they will address the need for sub-forums that are not strictly Delphi...

We're gonna need more moderators And... perhaps some anger management classes

Added this suggestion today. https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-30444

I use the same approach as @FPiette

Oh Emm Gee - that was scary 😄

The socket error is caused by something already using the port that you try to bind. F.x. if you run a http server, it defaults to port 80, but there may already be something else on your machine using port 80.

I prefer using method parameters instead of fields as parameters for reentrancy and thread safety. This allows for a parallel model or recursive model Result := SharedObject.Search('Value'); vs this, which does not allow parallel calls or recursive calls SharedObject.SearchField := 'Value'; Result := SharedObject.Search;

I used to use Peganza, but I stopped renewing it, since I used it so seldom. My current approach in principle Build project with detailed MAP file enabled Extract the unit list to a separate file Load the unit list in a PowerShell script Define the include paths in the PS script Walk the paths/files and search for the objectives, using PS

I think I preferred to keep wondering, TBH. It seems very clunky.

I wonder what the back story for the existence of those Explicit.... fields are.

Why do I waste my time on your posts?

It was handled publicly. it was Identified as a duplicate of an internal report and updated with a reference to that report, which means when the internal report is updated and closed, the external one will be as well. Just the same way as it has always been done.

It's not secret. It is just that internal issue tracker probably have lots of tasks/requests/issues that are just that - internal. So, an externally reported issue, happened to be a duplicate of an already registered internal issue. Basically, it went into the internal laundry basket, instead of the external one.

If I remember correctly, enums with constants it is a bit tricky with regards to RTTI?

I honestly don't care about RAD/MVVM. I just want the visual form editing capabilities in VSC so that I wouldn't have to use two IDEs.