Lajos Juhász

You can use https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/obtaining-directory-change-notifications.

Unlike fmx Skia is developed by Google. They have more resources and ..... (I cannot write here that unlike Embarcadero most probably they will keep it stable).

No. With two opened documents task manager show a single PID.

Google thinks you should use the Position property. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Sydney/en/Vcl.MPlayer.TMediaPlayer.Position

There is no lack of communication in this case. Every time someone asks this question in a Q&A session they give some answer.

You can inspect the registry as documented here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/concepts/distribution#detect-if-a-suitable-webview2-runtime-is-already-installed

The newest idea is that the delay has nothing to do with HighDPI but some code integration change. I have no idea why would that delay the release as they still plan to provide it through GetIt.

File a QP report.

Also

Source code management Source code management (SCM) is used to track modifications to a source code repository. SCM tracks a running history of changes to a code base and helps resolve conflicts when merging updates from multiple contributors.

Most probably something wrong with JasotComponents.res or JasotComponentsResource.rc. Unfortunately we have no access to those files to inspect.

Languages that use manual memory management requires from the developers to take care about pointers. You have manually to initialize and also to free them. A bit more interesting result is with local variable: program Project1; {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} {$R *.res} uses System.SysUtils; type TDoSomething = class Danger: string; constructor create; function Ghost: boolean; end; var DoSomething2: TDoSomething; procedure MainProc; var DoSomething: TDoSomething; begin WriteLn('DoSomething = ',NativeInt(DoSomething)); if Assigned(DoSomething) then WriteLn('DoSomething is not nil'); WriteLn('DoSomething2 = ',NativeInt(DoSomething2)); DoSomething.Ghost; end; { TDoSomething } constructor TDoSomething.create; begin //FROM HERE I NEVER GO THERE .... AND IF I GO THERE BY WRONG, CLOSE THE PROGRAM !!! writeLn('TDoSomething.create'); end; function TDoSomething.Ghost: boolean; begin try result := true; WriteLn('Here I am, I am a ghost'); except result := false; end; end; begin try { TODO -oUser -cConsole Main : Insert code here } MainProc; ReadLn; except on E: Exception do Writeln(E.ClassName, ': ', E.Message); end; end. DoSomething = 4318856 DoSomething is not nil DoSomething2 = 0 Here I am, I am a ghost

If you have a source code for QR 6 you can build it with Delphi 11.1. Unfortunately it doesn't support High-DPI.

Now with D11.1 I get: [dcc32 Fatal Error] SVGIconImageList.dpk(65): F2084 Internal Error: D33566

It's not required for D11 (at least for me it was smart enough to set gitit to the online mode after installing from the ISO).

DScintilla is a VCL wrapper (maybe there is also an fmx one?)

Most probably the IDE is still using the old packages. Try to locate them and replace with the new one.

The only way to find out is to open a QC with this screen shot.

It should not be that often that the IDE freezes during the debug and then you can just kill the IDE from the task manager it's rare to have to restart the Windows (even when that occurs it's a nice forced break from the monitor). What I've noticed yesterday that for some methods refreshing the local variables windows takes a lot of time a couple of seconds after I press F7 or F8. Unfortunately I failed to create a simple test case thus no QP from me (yet).

You should ask this question in FMX (as the question has nothing to do with Delphi IDE). A short answer is that you would have to implement a component like Synedit (at the moment it is a Windows only). As far as I know there is no such an editor available for cross platform.

I believe Delphi 11.1 is a largish step forward in stability. I do not work at the moment on the larger project only on a small one but the internal error after debugging that required restart of the IDE is gone (as far as I can see).

Ok that makes sense. I saw only the edited post without the direct link to the ISO.

Uwe you missed that we should not post the link (it was posted earlier in this thread).

In feature matrix there is a support for 64 bit Delphi in the community edition. In Delphi in order to add a 64 bit target you have to right click in the project manager on the node Target Platforms and select Add platform.

Most probably they're still uploading/updating the component list for 11.1. Usually get it is last in the update cycle for a new release.