PeterPanettone

To summarize, MMX is an extremely valuable and flexible addition to the Delphi developer's toolkit. I like the fact that you can switch off the bookmarks if you don't need them. Perhaps it would be helpful if the bookmarks were switched off by default during the initial installation.

It's nice to hear that someone uses it.

Numbers?

Who?

Here are the places I found where the "drop bookmark" feature can be switched off: History: Searching: Did I miss any? Is anyone using these dropped bookmarks? Thanks for the other basic MMX features; they are very helpful!

Several MMX actions automatically set Bookmarks in the source code or even set a mark where the ESC key jumps to another position in the source code. I find this extremely disturbing. Where can I switch this OFF?

Are you sure that "scaling" generally works as intended? Maybe we could do without it

This might also cause another existing problem: Currently, if the IDE CRASHES (which unfortunately happens sometimes), all changes in CodeLibrarian (e.g., adding an Item) are LOST! So, the remedy proposed by you should also be applied to content saving: All CodeLibrarian CONTENT CHANGES should also be saved during FormHide).

Has Delphi not been suffering from this problem for many years now?

Thanks for the information. What do you mean by "scaling" in this context?

Dear Thomas, Thank you for quickly finding the cause of the CodeLibrarian's misbehavior! Does this mean that you also have a remedy? The "Side-by-side" Layout is preferable on a widescreen monitor, of course: However, it's the width of the treeview that is not remembered.

Dear Thomas, In my posting, I mentioned "Delphi 12.1". I suppose that by configuration dialog, you mean CodeLibrarian's Options dialog where I have set the font size: But as soon as I reopen CodeLibrarian, the settings are lost.

Delphi 12.1, GExperts 1.3.24 build 4222, Windows 11: Code Librarian doesn't remember its window size, font size, and the width of its treeview panel, although I have saved the IDE desktop after setting both. Is this a bug, or is there a trick to having these options restored between sessions?

The advantage of GExpert's Code Librarian is that it uses the same syntax highlighter as the IDE editor itself. Its disadvantage is that the edits are lost when the IDE crashes after you have made some edits in Code Librarian in the current session!

That was not a "problem" but an IDEA.