RAD Studio 13 is available

[luciano_f 7]

I don't understand why a 32-bit IDE can generate 64-bit EXE files, but a 64-bit IDE can't do the same and generate 32-bit ones?

 

This is something that should be done.

[Dave Nottage 634]

3 minutes ago, luciano_f said:

I don't understand why a 32-bit IDE can generate 64-bit EXE files, but a 64-bit IDE can't do the same and generate 32-bit ones?

It's a work in progress. The plan is for the 64-bit IDE to eventually be able to do everything the 32-bit IDE can.

[gkobler 56]

The Code Formatter is no longer available. What alternatives are there?

[corneliusdavid 261]

39 minutes ago, gkobler said:

The Code Formatter is no longer available. What alternatives are there?

There's been a lot of discussion about this. Here's what I offer: https://corneliusconcepts.tech/code-formatting-delphi-13

Edited 5 hours ago by corneliusdavid

[havrlisan 45]

42 minutes ago, gkobler said:

The Code Formatter is no longer available. What alternatives are there?

These are the known alternatives:
- GExperts
- pasfmt
- CnPack/CnWizards
- Workaround for old formatter by David Cornelius

- Jedi Code Formatting Fork

 

Am I missing any?

[Attila Kovacs 693]

22 minutes ago, havrlisan said:

These are the known alternatives:

Does any of them keep the bookmarks?

It used to be a big disadvantage that the bookmarks disappeared. (Many many years ago)

[Sherlock 687]

2 hours ago, Attila Kovacs said:

Does any of them keep the bookmarks?

It used to be a big disadvantage that the bookmarks disappeared. (Many many years ago)

That seems to be a hard requirement to fulfill, seeing as bookmarks (IIRC) are tied to line numbers and line numbers may change after formatting.

[Attila Kovacs 693]

56 minutes ago, Sherlock said:

That seems to be a hard requirement to fulfill, seeing as bookmarks (IIRC) are tied to line numbers and line numbers may change after formatting.

So all of them useless.