Lajos Juhász

A change in the test procedure will cause an access violation in D12.1 if compiled as win32, win64 will not cause error: procedure Test; var dt: TDateTime; Proc1,Proc2:TDoSomethingProc; begin Proc1 := @DoSomething; Proc2 := @DoSomething2; Proc1(dt); WriteLn(DateTimeToStr(dt)); Proc2(dt); WriteLn(DateTimeToStr(dt)); end;

I would say 24.4

Unfortunately this is not implemented yet. You would have to enter a QP request.

2. Depends on the third-party components used in the project. 3. We do not know how the old application was connected to the database. Nowadays FireDAC is the recommended (default) DB access library in Delphi. 4. The best advice is to hire an UI expert to help to redesign the UI.

UI design is not bound to the component set you are using or even the programming language. You should follow the OS guidelines.

Refind is quite capable to help to migrate other components not only FireDAC.

That should be the best scenario. He knows where are the problems and as a manager should be able to allocate resources to solve the problem.

As any other company they need income to pay their bills,vages and profit to shareholders. To make the product more modular for some reason did not worked out for them. They have tried with the database add-on. While that would be good for us. This would be increase the price. It is not always easy to backport bug fixes due to interface changes in the source code. Embarcadero still not able to test a single release good enough to release the new versions withous some serious bugs (eg. most of the customers will not release any program compiled with 0 version). The company I am working for has a similair policy. A client can pay to get a change to be backported to his version only if that doesn't require too much code to change and we can test the product integrity after the change, otherwise the change can be delivered with a version upgrade.

I see no reason why it was not implemented yet.

You can file a new feature request at QP.

IMHO GetIt is the right choice to destroy any library. I see no benefit from it, just limits the choice for no benefit.

I can bet that Embarcadero would not support older versions of the Delphi. You would have to use the latest version of the IDE to have the latest version of MMX. The only thing that could be better in theory is integration. They would see what could be improved to make it work better. On the other hand, it does not work for the Bookmarks or the Parallel debugger or even for the KSVC.

Embarcadero made a bad decision to support more and more platforms without proper preparation. Now we have to pay the price that they have to replace everything as it is impossible to support those changing platforms. Combine that with the fact that the 32 bit compiler has also an ancient architecture that should be replaced.

Yes, both of them are history.

I am glad that I am not the only who have had this issue. Using IDE on multiple monitors is not reliable. I am using that way only when I have to debug High-DPI or multi monitor setup, otherwise the IDE is on my secondary 2k monitor and laptop display is turned off.

Nothing was changed 01/01/1970 required date format dd/mm/yyyy. Tested with Delphi XE5: var f: TFormatSettings; begin f:=TFormatSettings.Create; f.ShortDateFormat:='dd/mm/yyyy'; f.DateSeparator:='/'; StrToDate('01011970', f); end; The result is as expected --------------------------- Debugger Exception Notification --------------------------- Project Project1.exe raised exception class EConvertError with message ''01011970' is not a valid date'. --------------------------- Break Continue Help ---------------------------

The bug report is about a bad address F1 will land, itt will try to load: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Updates/en/Vcl.FileCtrl.SelectDirectory. I know anyone can Google for the correct documentation, but F1 should work as expected (to point to a valid location). 1.) Open Vcl.FileCtrl.pas 2.) Line 2294 hit F1 for SelectDirectory. 3.) In the RAD Studio Topics help select Vcl.FileCtrl.SelectDirectory 4.) The default browser will open docwiki page https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Updates/en/Vcl.FileCtrl.SelectDirectory

There is a QP ticked for similair issue - https://embt.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/RSS-534

I can confirm this part. I am using an intel cpu.

I can confirm that the toolbar reacts if you have multiple monitors. Another think to look for is a desktop file for the project, maybe you saved it.

I am on the side of the current Windows UI.

I believe it would be easier to push Microsoft to change the decisions how the User Interface on Windows should work.

It does deliver according to the MS user interface guidelines. You don't have to like it, however the norm in UI design is to follow the OS guidelines as most of the users expect that.

For years it is a low priority research target to Embarcadero to replace the IDE. There is no further public information on this topic.

I've never tried this product. In my experience it still requires a human developer to find bugs. All the find & replace changes to migrate between versions can be achieved using the refind utility.