PeterPanettone

On the other hand, the "Show/Hide Non-Visual Components" setting in the Edit menu is being restored between sessions.

Strange coincidence: It seems the same person has also filed a similar report today: https://embt.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/RSS-791

The activated option "Lock Controls" in the Edit menu is not restored when re-starting the IDE! This option is very important and helpful, as it prevents an unintentional repositioning of controls in the Form Designer! It also prevents the annoying file change in the FormDesigner that frequently (randomly) happens when switching from the Code Editor to the FormDesigner (with F12), caused by the automatic re-aligning of aligned controls in the Form Designer: The option "Lock Controls" should be restored automatically when re-starting the IDE to prevent this annoying behavior! Can anyone confirm this?

Have you tested the CTRL+Ins shortcut in Delphi 12.1 Patch 1?

BTW, can anyone confirm this: The 'NewStandard Action...' command keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Ins does not work! The command is executed only after clicking on its menu item with the mouse!

The new Quality Portal makes a clean impression. However, I would like to insert small screenshot images inside the Description section in addition to the separate image section.

Here is a more detailed screenshot including several libraries: https://app.screencast.com/xEiAJWWcxiL2M

Is it not possible to support individual reports? Why has this possibility been removed from the Quality Portal?

I have been informed that a Quality Portal report about this problem has been filed: https://embt.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/RSS-742 Please VOTE & SHARE.

Other libraries that add a large number of Standard Actions: DevExpress, TMS, ShellBrowser, JVCL. This shows that the Embarcadero team does not conduct real-world tests. It seems they do their tests with empty environments.

The issue could be fixed by: 1. Replacing the code that builds the List of Available Standard Actions with a more efficient code. Once the list has been built, it should be saved (in memory) and not rebuilt each time. The GetIt List was similarly slow before it was fixed. This confirms that the Delphi IDE code still contains some legacy in the form of antediluvian code. 2. Implement a Search/Filter box in the List of Available Standard Actions. The Search/Filter box should also work with multiple words. 3. Show a visual feedback indicator while building the List of Available Standard Actions, such as an hourglass cursor or something similar. This should be done in any professional application while executing a potentially lengthy process!

I have decided to stay with Delphi.

Thanks. This collapses/expands the current code region. A simple and easy command to achieve the selection would be very handy.

In the ActionList Editor, when executing the "New Standard Action..." command, it takes more than ONE MINUTE (!!!) to display the list of available action classes, as this list is very long in my IDE environment: This is a sign of very INEFFICIENT CODE used to build this list. While waiting the eternity for the Action Classes list to build, there is no visual feedback indicator that should be shown to the user when waiting for a longer process, such as an hourglass cursor or something similar. This behavior is typical for a novice application, not a professional IDE environment. Also, there is no FILTER SEARCH box within the list of Available Action Classes! This makes it almost IMPOSSIBLE to find a specific Action class by name or type. This is one of several USER-UNFRIENDLY aspects of the Delphi IDE. This particular one prevents me from using Actions at all in a Delphi application. In the past, I have created a Quality Portal report to suggest improvements, but Embarcadero has never responded to this report. Is there a plugin that could replace the "New Standard Action" command? I am considering whether I should not renew my Embarcadero subscription and switch to a different programming environment. What is your advice?

Thanks. That's an excellent idea! But for this, you have to go to the procedure/function header. A shortcut that works from any location inside the procedure/function would still be handy.