Glenn Dufke

That's not the correct place to contact. Now, when you have an active update subscription - besides always having access to the latest Delphi releases which is important nowadays - getting registration bumps is pretty straight forward and resolved quickly through support. When your active update subscription is expired, which it is in your case according to your initial post, you would have to contact your reseller (If you got your license through that in your home country) or Embarcadero sales directly to get the license bumped. They might offer you a renewal or new license depending on your status, but it isn't a requirement, you can decline the offer and just request a license bump. https://www.embarcadero.com/company/contact-sales As it is a perpetual license, you can keep continuing using that version. You can manually check your registration limit yourself if you need to reinstall in the future. I wrote a guide here: https://docs.code-kungfu.com/books/licensing-and-registration/page/how-to-check-your-registration-limit Hope it helps.

I've already made a full binding of the APIs. It isn't published yet, as it is part of my formatter and syntax highlighter product I'm building for Delphi (and C++Builder) The current editor highlighter toolsapi interface is limited. To get the full benefits of the syntax highlighting data tree-sitter can deliver, complete takeover of the editor painting is necessary. The grammar for the pascal parser needs an update indeed.

You're welcome 🙂

To fix the incorrectly positioned toolbar, do the following: Close the IDE Open registry editor Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Embarcadero\BDS\22.0 Delete the Toolbar node Start the IDE again and it is now reset to default position and scaling.