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All Good. Thanks for the rapid support & patience. Regards, Ian

Remove ';' all good. Built & Installed. Cheers. Ian

Hi Remy, Almost. 😉 "[dcc32 Error] IdCTypes.pas(240): E2029 Declaration expected but ';' found" Ian

Hi Remy, FYI - Just pulled rev 3634. All '260 libraries now load. Still get the size_t error. "Building IndySystem260.dproj (Debug, Win32) [dcc32 Error] IdCTypes.pas(191): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'size_t' [dcc32 Fatal Error] IndySystem260.dpk(57): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'IdCTypes.pas' Failed" Regards, Ian

Morning Remy, or Evening, as the case may be. I did a fresh pull. I noticed the Indy260.groupproj and tried it but not all of the libraries are there yet. I then tried Indy250.groupproj, all there, went to build and got the following messages. "Building IndySystem250.dproj (Debug, Win32) [dcc32 Warning] IdGlobal.pas(9537): W1002 Symbol 'RegisterExpectedMemoryLeak' is specific to a platform [dcc32 Error] IdCTypes.pas(191): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'size_t' [dcc32 Fatal Error] IndySystem250.dpk(51): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'IdCTypes.pas' Failed" The other 4 libraries seem to build OK. Regards, Ian

Yup. Well done. "TIdStackLocalAddressAccess(LAddress).FInterfaceIndex := Adapter^.Union.IfIndex;" Fixes it. Regards, Ian

Hi Remy, Nope. Doesn't compile. Undeclared identifier for IfIndex. "[dcc32 Error] Project23.dpr(11): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'IfIndex'" Ian

Yes it does.

Hi Remy, I don't know if it has any bearing but I just noticed your.. IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES = record is different to mine.. _IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES = record Ian

Hi Remy, To make 100% sure we are dealing with the same code base I just did per the GitHib instructions for svn you directed me to. "svn co https://github.com/IndySockets/Indy.git Indy10New" It gave me 'Branches' and 'Trunk' sub directories and within Trunk were all the usual folders/files. 🙂 Retried Indy250.groupproj. - Same result. 😞 Ian

P.S. I changed the uses ...., IpTypes to ...., WinApi.IpTypes, in IdStackWindows but no change.

Hi Remy, Apologies for being a PITA. My winapi.IPtypes has the following.. PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES = ^_IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES; {$EXTERNALSYM PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES} _IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES = record Union: record case Integer of 0: ( Alignment: ULONGLONG); 1: ( Length: ULONG; IfIndex: DWORD); end; Next: PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES; Ian

Pardon my ignorance but I am unsure how to do that. I looked at it but didn't understand it. 😞

Hi Remy, Tried your suggestion for the IfIndex error. Still get it. 😞 I even deleted the Define line, just to be sure. Is it possible that any other 3rd Party I have installed is causing the issue? Regards, Ian

Hi Remy, What can I say? It works. I am open to an alternative download string to "svn co https://github.com/IndySockets/Indy/trunk Indy10". Yes, per my earlier I svn downloaded rev 3628. Yes the AdapterIndex error is no more. Tks. I will give it a try and advise. Regards, Ian

I've gone back to a previous revision for now.

Terminology - svn co https://github.com/IndySockets/Indy/trunk Indy10 OK. OK. I will ignore it. Will leave that one with you. Tks. I will svn the code again. Tks Remy, Ian

Hi Peter, FWIW, I just did a cold svn download of 3053, built and installed in D10.3.3 without issue. Perhaps there is something else afoot? Regards, Ian

Hi Guys, Is there any tool or function that can/will sort the Delphi Component Palette? Over time mine gets quite disorganized. It would be great if the entries could be put into Alphanumeric order. I appreciate that that may not be a good thing in regard to the core entries so perhaps they could be left as installed and only the additional entries sorted... Just hoping. ;-) Regards, Ian

Agreed.

Retrieved it. Sorted it. Examined it. Holy WTH! Talk about garbage collection. There is so much stuff there that is no longer, or was never loaded into Rio but perhaps came from previous versions. I had Dev Express installed in Tokyo but never in Rio. Not only that but the 'entry' delimiter ',' is used in some of the entries as well. So much for token extraction. Then there is the aspect of the Palette displayed when you just open Delphi mixed in amongst it all. This should really be done a lot better and be better disciplined. So much for that little project. I'm sure it could still be done but it needs someone of a higher skill level than mine. 😞 Now, let me see, where did I put that other project.....

Ah Ha! Thanks Tim. Found. Will have a play. Regards, Ian

Hi Thomas, Yes, and I use it all the time, its just the aesthetic OCD coming out in me. 🙂 Ian

Hi Tim, Yeah. I was really trying to avoid that. 😉 If I knew where the info was perhaps I could write something.... Ian

D10.3.3, GExperts revision 3040. Not sure what has happened here. I think I saved the project with the non-visual hidden. When I re-opened the project later the non-visual weren't showing. I toggled the function and the component showed but not their names. No amount of toggling restores the component names. Is this a GExperts thing? If so, where/how can I rectify this? Regards & TIA, Ian