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Right, so a real project does that because it was put together RAD style where code reuse is king. Wasn't the motto on the Delphi 2 box/sleeve: Encapsulate and Reuse.. Reminds me of my favorite solutions: Reinstall Windows Recreate the dproj file Recreate the Whole Project Rewrite using loose coupling so CodeInsight even comes up ErrorInsight, 'Don't use that'.. Reinstall the IDE How come Andy could fix a good chunk of that without source and for free with IDE Fix Pack?

Yeah, because EMBT doesn't have access to redundant servers? Or perhaps not ones that have an up to date certificate..

Right, so the easiest thing for me was to find their Github sources and use those instead of GetIt will do the same because time is money. But you can't do that for CodeSite and that didn't show up in Rio GetIt at all yesterday..

From Marco: Stepping through Values in a Delphi for Loop There has been a recent request to add to for loop in the Object Pascal language the ability to add a step, that is an increment different from one. Here is an alternative implementation using a for..in loop and a custom enumerator.

No idea, I've moved back to Berlin when it became clear using Tokyo was a waste of time.

Had to use this to install Raize in Tokyo myself.. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32740940/how-to-reset-the-download-when-the-getit-package-manager-fails

I don't see the 'Information for <project>' dialog in that list. Surely this dialog is important, it supplies a list of all packages required without going through the parsing spiel documented in the help file but is missing the 'Copy' feature..

There is " Set Project Versioninfo " from DDevExtensions 2.84

I just tried that and it failed in a complex unit. When I move that out into a simple demo it works with INLINE but otherwise fails. So now I have a MAP file showing me that all these methods are in the EXE even though they have been turned INLINE, while the simplistic demo works. I have used the INC file which is used in the complex unit in the simple one and still all works. So at best we can say this works only sometimes.. surely a reason for bloated EXEs..

You can override the form's Loaded method. At that point the values of the control will be those stored in the DFM.