Attila Kovacs

He was in ~10 reboot distance to his goal. 🙂

anyway, in powershell it should be pretty easy to disable/enable the networking or ptarts of it

ups, my apologies 😄

What the heck are you talking about, linux since 10 years and you are asking for an "API"? Where is an API to do that under linux? Take a powershell and write your scripts like in linux.

So they were leaks from the perspective of the initial test. This means that your repro's were also wrong, didn't they?

The issue is always there, even at the first run. But I can't make you place breakpoints and run the app, so I can't really help further 😉

Well, I'm not sure on that. It's harder to create the exact same environment as one would think. You see what is leaking, you could start placing breakpoints to the constructor/destructor of the imagelists first and count them, and check who the caller is.

I'm fine with 10000 decimal. Is that on the screenshot? It's showing a bunch of HBITMAP leaks in the comctl32.dll. TImageList is a wrapper for some windows imagelist so I'm suspecting that it's not freed correctly or created twice under the same reference etc... I'd look for that.

I don't think that the ImageList should be on the frame. Anyway, is your test-project also creates the sub-frames from the constructor? You should check where and what is calling GetDC/ReleaseDC in the VCL and if they are called in pair.

You would not wait for the compiler to finish 😉 But maybe in the future there will be such things. Why not. However, as @ConstantGardener mentioned, it would be a task for static code analysis as you would lost too much time on every compile vs. the cases you have in your code.

who gives you the guarantee that the second call is returning the same value? <o>?

move the splash screen randomly to 0,0 (topleft) corner and show it blurry for no reason

Yeah, I'm using it mostly with OllyDbg for debugging.

Hey @Anders Melander! This still rocks! Thx! 😉

Why Tokyo is the first supported IDE? Is this based on some new OTA?

The 2nd implementation is better for my eyes.

let's see what did I break with that the very few occasions that the OTA handles something perfectly procedure TKeyboardBinding.CatchInsert(const Context: IOTAKeyContext; KeyCode: TShortCut; var BindingResult: TKeyBindingResult); begin if not Context.EditBuffer.BufferOptions.InsertMode then begin Context.EditBuffer.BufferOptions.InsertMode := True; BindingResult := krHandled; end; end;

Give me direct link, I'm a high paid manager!!! 😛

I want it! How did you do that? The overwrite mode is one of the most annoying thing in the IDE and on my notebook the insert key is next to the home key.

I've not much experience with WPF apps but this was interesting to read: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59651420/bring-calculator-window-to-front-in-windows-10

for sure is the code not the same

What if you set your connection as metered?

"mainly to allow for better High DPI support" ROTFL

Eventually, if it's still in files and not hidden for "some reason!?" you could do: procmon process name contains "bds" path ends with "htm" (note there is no l" and right click on welcome page and reload?refresh?(Aktualisieren)

Every time I press ctrl-F3 the call stack window is shown, even if the process is not started. I can't find anywhere this shortcut, where is it coming from? Btw. is it possible to disable F6 as is and turn off "Entire scope" in the search panel by default?