Gert Scholten

Hello, I'm wondering if I'm the only one with this problem. I've just installed Delphi 12.2 in the idle hope code insight would work. I've tried the 64-bit option and the 32-bit option. Both are totally onresponsive in our main project: ctrl+space, ctrl+shift+space and ctrl_click do nothing. However they do work in smaller side projects. I couldn't remember when it was the last time code insight just worked.... well i did a couple of google searches and found a blog about the DelphiLSP.exe from 11.1. It suggests you replace the current version with the older version from 11.1. And.... for the first time since 11.1 code insight started working in our main project in about 60/70% of the cases!!! Yes it's not as fast as it could be, but it works. What I don't understand is the degration of the performance over the later versions of Delphi. How can it be that with all LSP optimalizations things have only gotten worse for our project? As in, code insight totally doesn't work in 12.2. But 12.2 with de Delphilsp.exe from 11.1 works great.

Hello, I don't know how to get help for Delphi topics. If I press F1 in the IDE it shows the following screen: If I click on the link it redirects me to the dockwiki: Unfortunately it seems I don't have permission. If I try to login in with my user credentials (which works on https://my.embarcadero.com/) it says I don't have an account. Does anybody know how to fix this?

Sorry. We have so many issues with the IDE. This is just the next in line. - Out of memory when switching from 32-bit to 64-bit - IDE crashes multiple times a day - LSP code insight doesn't work - Function prototyping doesn't work (ctrl shift alt p) - CTRL-SHIFT up and down doesn't work - Form editor freezes multiple times a day - link errors while compiling -> needs full rebuilds - full rebuilds take a lot of time especially on win64. - the ide fix pack fixed the build times, but I think this was bought out by Embarcadero and they chose not to include all the fixes. I've registred numerous issues on the previous bug tracker, but none have been resolved (with a subscription for 7 users). And now I can't use context-aware help from the IDE in a lot of situations. But I see that the solution is to change the url from: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Updates/en/System.IOUtils.TFile To https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Athens/en/System.IOUtils.TFile You should think this would be a simple fix for the team at Embarcadero.

This is an issue from 8 april? And there is now solution yet? Delphi 12.1 is very buggy and now we can't see the help files either... nice.

Now jira says I don't have permission for the customer portal. We have a full subscription for 10 developers.

I'm trying to use Midi in a Delphi VCL Windows Store app. If I copy the exe from the installed Windows Store version to a random location at my harddrive everything works well. But if I start the same exe from the installed location I don't get sound. The app can find the midi device but cannot open it. It seems that the location where the app is located limits the possibilities. I'm using the Windows Store provisioning and packaging from Delphi. After some searching I've found a possible solution. I need to add a custom extended SDK: Microsoft.Midi.GmDls. It is already in the folder where Delphi finds the Windows SDK, but now... how can I use it? Is this possible in Delphi? I only see c# examples where you can add extention SDK's to you project. So summarized: can I add "Microsoft.Midi.GmDls" as custom SDK to my Delphi VCL Windows Store package? Or is there another way to play midi with an app in the Windows Store?

Ok... I've found the solution. I needed to add the following to the app manifest: <PackageDependency Name="Microsoft.Midi.GmDls" MinVersion="1.0.0.0" Publisher="CN=Microsoft Corporation, O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=Washington, C=US" />

I don't get an error. Just no sound. If I copy the same exe to a different location all works fine. It has something to do with UWP restrictions I think. If the app is installed from the Windows Store, it executes in a different matter then copied to another location.

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