I did not make it, but no other category fitted, and TBCEditor is worthy of its own post, rather than just comments in an unrelated thread :)

I did not make it, but no other category fitted, and TBCEditor is worthy of its own post, rather than just comments in an unrelated thread :)

https://github.com/bonecode/TBCEditor

Well worth checking out!
https://www.delphitools.info/2015/05/11/tbceditor-syntax-highlighting-editor

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  1. Third party components is a category :)
    Very nice find!

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  2. Plz do not put the xe verision until tested since there are too many thing not compitble to xe
    see https://bitbucket.org/egrange/tbceditorxe/issue/1/tbceditorxe
    The easy part is the package

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  3. shlomo abuisak AFAICT there are only peripheral issues with XE, the core component works and this is the only version I'm using at the moment.

    AFAIK the missing parts are the package for XE (but you can create the component in code just fine) and the styles (which do not exist in XE).

    If someone wants to make and test a package fro XE, I will integrate it, but I am personally not using packages or design-time for complex components in Delphi anymore: too many issues overtime with DFMs when event signatures or properties evolve, issues the compiler does not catch when in DFM, but that are 100% caught when in code. Also complex components usually have application-side settings, so design-time settings are rarely meaningful anyway.

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  4. Generics was still quite iffy in XE.

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  5. Lars Fosdal they are still iffy in XE8, in a similar "Sudden ICE" way.

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  6. Eric Grange - Well, I haven't had a ICE for a looong time now, and we use Generics more than before.  I am not upgrading to XE8 before the first service release.  That strategy has paid off well since XE5.

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  7. No FMX version I assume for Mac OS?

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  8. Bill Meyer - More or less since XE5.1.

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  9. is there a chance to have it for pre XE?

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  10. Lars Fosdal And I still labor every day in D2007, where IDE crashes are rather frequent.

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  11. +Heinz Toskano Unicode Delphis (D2009+) should not be too far from working, but no promises.

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  12. As Bill Meyer, I still do my work in D2007 every day, when that mythic spare time happens, I'll try it.

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