Attila Kovacs

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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I sent you a PM with an unofficial fix. Let me know if it works with TLS 1.3.

?!? How can you change the title?

If the "flag" were internal, how would I know its value in the OnCloseQuery() event?

What would you have chosen instead?

This shitty LSP is just the same compiler shoved into a separate thread, making work with the IDE slow as hell, constantly crashing or stuck compiling. It can't even handle code snippets if there's an error somewhere and the compiler can't compile the whole thing, which, as far as I remember, was its main goal. Honestly, the entire thing is a botched piece of garbage that was a complete waste of time to create. This was a huge step towards the world of garbage-tier IDEs.

You are calling your OnShow method, it's not the property, the property is invisible because you have overriden it. Learn the basics of OOP.

you have overriden the OnShow property with your OnShow procedure. Rename it.

Since version 12.2, the elements in my Watch window keep freezing, and only an IDE restart helps. Someone must have tinkered with the debugger because I also noticed some new visualizers I had never seen before.

Must be exhausting attending Delphi's funeral every year just to realize it's still here.

best, thx

nice 😉

tree

Did EL linked itself to the exe without any errors?

Is the freeware version only up to D11?

Hey, Here is a script to find those events # !!! Be careful with scripts, always make sure to back up your work or experiment with a copy. !!! # Finding abandoned events v3 for i in `find . -not -path '*/.*' -name "*.pas" -type f`; do if [ -f ${i%.*}.dfm ]; then cat $i | \ sed -nr "/=(\s)*class/I,/(private|protected|public|published|automated)/I{p}" | \ sed -nr "/procedure/Ip" | \ sed -e "s/\(.*\)\ \(.*\)(\(.*\)/\2/g" | \ xargs -n 1 | \ xargs -I @@ sh -c "echo -n \"${i%.*}.dfm->@@: \"; grep -i -s -c @@ ${i%.*}.dfm" | \ grep ": 0"; fi; done run from wsl results are <event> <occurence> where 0 means missing from dfm (could be assigned by code)

So far, I’ve never had to deal with multilingualism, and now I need to implement a language that I not only don’t understand but can’t even comprehend its character set. I was thinking of hooking the TReader and sending certain properties to ChatGPT to translate them within a specific context and with a maximum length, then storing the result in a database. At runtime. Thoughts? By the way, why are you messing around with a Hunspell checker instead of hooking the program up to ChatGPT? It would translate everything in an instant, and with an extra command input, it could even be fine-tuned.

Am I dumb or why can't I make the object inspector narrower in the newest IDE? I can make it wider but not narrower.

it has nothing to do with the minimum width once you pull it wider, it _stays_ as wide, as you can't pull it back this is a fresh install on a notebook with 4k display, the only thing I added is parnassus bookmarks and the swiss made welcome page, i don't know its name

Same here.

Scaled yes, docked, ofc, narrow is rather the direction as the size. Read: I can make it bigger but not smaller in the width.

Me neither, so thank you @schlauzeuch 😉 I keep searching.