PeterPanettone

I would love CodeRush for Delphi.

I see it is a zero-sum game. In fact, Code Navigation using different abstraction levels could be much improved in Delphi.

I am not sure whether this Delphi 10.4 behavior was different in previous Delphi versions: After a successful Build/Compile the MESSAGES TOOL WINDOW automatically DISAPPEARS/HIDES together with the Build/Compile Dialog! While the automatic disappearance of the Build/Compile Dialog after a successful Build/Compile is desirable, the automatic disappearance of the Messages Tool Window even after a successful Build/Compile IMO is NOT preferable if it was visible before. Is it possible to set this behavior? What do you think?

Yes, it was the GExperts option which I had enabled in an emotional overreaction for the joy of the new GExperts version. BTW, thanks to Thomas for the new version!

Does this apply generally to the Search-For-Declaration feature or only in this special case with that project-group?

I wonder whether any IDE plugin would be able to replace and add NAVIGATION features in the IDE at the Tools API level.

You wrote there: "Ctrl+click on a unit name (from another package) in the uses clause of a unit." Try this: Place the caret on that unit name in the uses clause and then press CTRL+RETURN/ENTER. This should open that unit in the Code Editor. Does this solve your problem?

A reproducible example would be fine.

Yes, of course I did:

No. I've explicitly saved the Desktop setting with the VISIBLE Messages Tool Window. The Messages Tool Window is always automatically hidden after a successful Build/Compile.

Have you already filed a REPRODUCIBLE Quality Report, so we can vote for it?

I've installed the new MMX version 15.0.15.2380. When starting Delphi 10.4, this dialog appears: But the button cannot be clicked because all the dialog controls are disabled (hourglass cursor). So the start of Delphi 10.4 must be aborted:

I remember a very old version of MMX, where opening the MMX Properties dialog took an eternity. I cannot thank you enough for all the work done!

Found it by searching the whole Registry for "MMX". Thanks. Nice work! What is your next main planned feature in MMX?

Would you please be so kind as to name the v14 registry key? Thanks.

1. 2. 3. 4. There are at least 30 seconds between each step. But there is NO CodeInsight Code Completion in between. Shouldn't the Code Completion show the identifier "Now"? It seems that Error Insight in this case takes priority over Code Completion. But shouldn't it be vice versa? (-> Code Completion takes priority over Error Insight)

To be more precise: I waited at least 30 seconds before continuing to type the next letter

Done: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-29290

In Delphi 10.4, when trying to build \gexperts-code-r3177-trunk\Projects\StandAlone\PeInformation\GExpertsPeInformation.dpr I get this error: --------------------------- Fehler --------------------------- Datei C:\COMP\_Addons\GExperts\GExperts_Sourcecode\gexperts-code-r3177-trunk\Projects\StandAlone\PeInformation\EXEC kann nicht geöffnet werden. Das System kann die angegebene Datei nicht finden. --------------------------- OK --------------------------- (Translation: \EXEC cannot be opened. The file cannot be found.) Also, \gexperts-code-r3177-trunk\Projects\StandAlone\PeInformation\__Build_Project.cmd does not work, with this error: *** Error: Directory "=" does not exist. Variable DelphiPath in C:\COMP\_Addons\GExperts\GExperts_Sourcecode\gexperts-code-r3177-trunk\BuildTools\doGetDelphiPath.cmd ***

After IDE start, when opening the License Manager, each time an AccessViolation message is displayed: However, the 10.4 License is correctly listed: Has anybody else experienced this?

My colleague has posted the ticket: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-29172

Does anybody know a Delphi IDE addon that is able to selectively HIDE single visual controls (e.g. TPanel, etc.) at design-time in the Form-Designer? That would be very convenient when working with multiple NESTED overlapping container controls. The IDE itself does not seem to have this feature.

For me, this is not a drawback. It perfectly fits my purpose. If you want, you could add a command "Show all hidden controls", because one might forget the different controls he has hidden.

Well, I am sure the people at Embarcadero are able to do a bit more than Copy&Paste ...

Embarcadero should include this in the Delphi IDE! My colleague has posted this quality report: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-28217 Please vote for it!