Re: Justified moaning?, I like to think so.

Hello Nick,

I'm sure I can...

In no particular order, no QC no's.

I'd like my project settings (conditionals, debug info, etc) to remain as
specified in each project. Currently, when swapping from one project to
another, you seem to end up with an amalgamation of settings randomly
accumulated from various projects.

When I call action mgr FindItemByCaption to get to a particular menu item,
I'd like it to ignore the accelerator chars it might have added when
comparing captions so I can actually get to the item.

I'd like to design menus with submenus to various depths without the
designer losing it's way and throwing an exception. (I think this was fixed
to some extent but still isn't quite right).

I'd like to disable a tab*** and have it display greyed out in the page
control and not do anything when it's clicked.

I'd like the IDE to stay performing at full speed, regardless of how many
projects I switch between and how big they are. I don't want it to sit there
using 50% plus processor and stop things working for a couple of minutes
before I can restart it.

I'd like to not think about saving files all the time. When you're into the
code it's easy to forget. I think autosaving into history versions is
probably the answer to that one.

I'm converting a BDE app to DBExpress. I constantly get a failure to init
the BDE when I'm accessing the TDatabase component. ( Yes, the BDE works
just fine everywhere else).

That must be at least 5.

Regards, Paul.



"Nick Hodges (CodeGear)" <nick.hodges@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Paul Hughes wrote:

Half the things you hoped got fixed got left out.

Can you list for me five bugs that you hoped had been fixed but got
left out? I'd like to know the kinds of things that you think we are
skipping over.

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Nick Hodges
Delphi Product Manager - CodeGear
http://blogs.codegear.com/nickhodges


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