Attila Kovacs

It's brutal how the IDE has evolved over the last couple of years (under the hood), you can't even compare it to 10.2 anymore.

Kinda, same units produce over and over.

You are my hero! So is it a bug? Is there a setting that causes this?

Nope.

Here, am I the first one to see this? Timeline_1.mp4

Too late, moved to https://www.almdev.com/prods/stylecontrols/stylecontrols.html Embarcadero let this package rot for almost 10 years, now suddenly there's an update? Who knows if it’s a real comeback or just a random blip. I’m not getting fooled again.

yes, it works for @Uwe Raabe

Nah, that would be called "Community Edition". For the paid version, I'm just complaining that it's shit.

It's random and started with 12.2. I was hoping it was a bug and would be fixed, but it's still there.

First of all, look at the first column, this list was done in less than a second.

Delphi?

And in the end it links dynamically, I don't know if all the hassle is worth it.

OldCreateOrder?

April april

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+an+app+may+try+to+get+my+location+data+on+windows%3F

It’s definitely encrypted, I can’t read it either.

Ok, this explains why ;;;;'s are just fine.

so it should yield an error if there is a semicolon for nothing Would you mind filing an error report? 😉

(On a side note, you also don't need a semicolon if the next word is "end". If it's known, just ignore me.)

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Why would it recompile if it hasn't changed? Do you mean when building the app? Why would you build the app so often? Yeah, compiling them into binary DFMs would be more elegant 😄 I don't know how many DFMs a library can have, but it's not typical.

It might also be worth considering a shift from forums to blogging platforms.

Multiline strings seem to be handled correctly. How about ignoring specific parts of the code? Is there a directive for that? There is. Looks great! // pasfmt off

Yes, there is no manual certificate validation implemented. I have added the same as you everywhere where dwSSPIFlags is used. // cert val if ManualCredValidation then dwSSPIFlags := dwSSPIFlags + ISC_REQ_MANUAL_CRED_VALIDATION; //

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