Michael Riley

I have an FMX project with a StringGrid. I added a TPopupColumn to the StringGrid and added two items in the list. The only way I have found to invoke the TPopupColumn and get to those values is by using the mouse. Is there a way to invoke the TPopupColumn values by using the keyboard. SOLVED: Tab into the column and use the spacebar. HT to Tom Brunberg https://stackoverflow.com/users/2292722/tom-brunberg

I just installed Delphi 11.1 Professional. I opened one of the sample SQLite projects: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\22.0\Samples\Object Pascal\Database\FireDAC\Samples\DBMS Specific\SQLite\OnUpdate None of the FireDAC units open I [Control]+Click on them. Is anyone else experiencing this behavior? How do I get the FireDAC source files to open on [Control] + Click?

Thank you Peter. There must be something going on with my specific situation. For years I purchased the Enterprise license of Delphi. Starting with version 10 of Delphi, I downgraded to the Professional license. For some reason I have all the FireDAC files in my 10.4 folder. Now, the latest Delphi 11 Professional install only has the three FireDAC files I listed. I also saw the Feature Matrix and saw the same reference you pointed out.

Thank you. I did a fresh install of Delphi Professional and the only FireDAC source files I see are: FireDAC.Phys.pas FireDAC.Phys.SQLGenerator.pas FireDAC.Phys.SQLPreprocessor.pas I don't understand why my Delphi 10.4 install has all the FireDAC source files.

That makes no sense to me at all. I just looked at my Delphi 10.4 Professional install and all the FireDAC source files exist.

Yes $(BSD)\source\data\firedac is in the browsing path. Yes the folder exists on disk. No. [Ctrl] + [Enter] does not open FireDAC units. I just uninstalled Delphi 11.1 and I am trying a fresh install. I have a "love", "hate" relationship with Delphi. Right now this is the "Hate Delphi" part.