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@dummzeuch I just wanted to let you know that I just discovered that "new" Edit Path expert. And I only noticed it because I saw your last commit (10 minutes ago) with the bug fix. This expert is so much more convenient for editing the unit search path than the usual way through Project -> Options -> select the target with the mouse -> select the search path with the mouse -> Press Alt+Down -> (and then of course Press Alt+M to get to the memo view that GExperts provides). Every blody time I had to change something in that path I was cursing the person who came up with this cumbersome design of the dialog. Thanks a bucket, Thomas! A shame that I missed your blog post about it and discovered it only just now.

Have a look at my commits #3476 and #3477. There was some rather odd code in TUnitIdentifierList.LoadFromFile which always wrote the cache file even if nothing had changed at all. It now never writes the file but instead returns False if it was in the old format. The caller will then parse the source code and write the cache file. I haven't timed it but I think this should speed up the process significantly due to a lot less file system activity.

I just wanted to thank you for fixing inline variable formatting. You should make another release soon for that.

You're welcome. You once told me to stop complaining and submit a patch. And you were right. (And you are allowed to mention my name. 😉 )

Even that is difficult. I have worked on projects with whatever Delphi version the customer was using. And that changes every few weeks. There are some that seem to be more popular, like 10.x, XE2, 2007 and 7, but I would have to create a statistics to find out which one I used most.

Hi, I just joined (Thanks @Daniel for the new forum.) and tried to fill something sensible into my profile. It allows me to select the "Delphi version I use", which I simply can't, because it would be basically "All of them" (OK, everything >= Delphi 7). Maybe this should not be a single setting but a list? Daniela