Attila Kovacs

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I no longer receive warnings about unknown custom attributes in Delphi 12. Could there be a compiler directive that went global, perhaps? Moved from 10.2.

Is there an alternative D12 Welcome page available? I find the lack of separation between recent and favorites and the overall design with the love signs to be jarring and reminiscent of a Hello Kitty coloring book.

It went small automatically when I loaded Chuck 🙂

I didn't know what I was missing, thanks, @Lars Fosdal.

Ahhh, now I get it. Thanks!! Much better now!

Thx Lars, the mentioned plugin is better. I just need less colors in that too 😄 But I'm planning a modder plugin for that if nothing happens 😉

Same here, restarted the IDE, now I'm having the warnings. I'll keep an eye on that, I'm not dumb, there were no warnings.

Thank you for this plugin @gkobler. (The Download link is 404 on the English version of the website.) Could you move the icons to resources or over-load them from files if they exist? Or just provide a setting to turn them off? On the occasion, of course.

Download link is 404 on the English version of the page (It's cool that you can have multiple favorite groups... I really like the idea!)

Wow, danke! Wer hat's erfunden? 🙂

Any readings on that? I can't find anything on it, just the annoying otares kept, res discarded messages at compile time.

Yes I did that already.

Why are you asking? Source?

Alright, I'll believe you, for now. But I can't seem to find the string "otares" (other than OTARes...) in any of the emba binaries or the registry (except in the file history), nor can I get Delphi to generate one. I'll consider it to be Nessie's droppings until someone can show me how to make Delphi spit out otareses.

I read that but I still don't get it how the dpk becomes: {$R *.res} {$R *.otares} and then the warning that the latter will be kept and the res will be dropped. This all makes no sense to me.

Is there somewhere in the IDE something which would show me a list about the generated files after a build/compile? I would like to see the full path of every single files, also bpl's, dcp etc... Otherwise I have to write one..

I understand, but it's unnecessary to argue over subjective matters. When migrating dozens of third-party packages to newer IDEs, I find it more efficient to detect configuration errors by observing the compiler's output. However, since I have already implemented a file monitor, there is no longer any need to debate this issue.

https://github.com/bero/DirMonitorDemo + TFileNotifier.BeforeCompile / AfterCompile does the trick. There is some extra noise in the log and only local monitoring, but it's fine.

I'm sorry to hear that. Get well soon.

I will if I fail 😉

It should be; it would spare a lot of headaches when migrating projects to new IDEs.

rotfl, so much about multiline strings i'm begging since ages for a directive excluding blocks from the formatter..... @Marco Cantu it would give you a break too

Yes, but then you set up the fields' FData to point to there +iTmp and later you are trying to read the data from there, and AV raises. But if I'm wrong just ignore me, I had only a minute to look into it.

"Data" is not initialized in your demo GetMem(Data, iRecordLen); and that's it, it ponts to trash