Ronald,

<< After installing version build 2 I get the error: Illegal argument at
Line 1. Even if I comment out all my code it still exists. If I install
build 1 there is no error. >>

It's a bug in the image resizing.  The workaround is to set the
TImage.Center property to True, or replace this code:

procedure TImage.UpdateImageBounds;
var
  TempTop: Integer;
  TempLeft: Integer;
  TempHeight: Integer;
  TempWidth: Integer;
  TempAspectRatio: Double;
begin
  if FLoaded and (Height > 0) and (Width > 0) then
     begin
     TempHeight:=FImage.height;
     TempWidth:=FImage.width;
     if (not FAutoSize) and (not Docked) and
        (FStretch or (FProportional and ((TempWidth > Width) or (TempHeight
> Height)))) then
        begin
        if FProportional and (TempWidth > 0) and (TempHeight > 0) then
           begin
           TempAspectRatio:=(TempWidth/TempHeight);
           if (TempWidth > TempHeight) then
              begin
              TempWidth:=Width;
              TempHeight:=Round(Width/TempAspectRatio);
              if (TempHeight > Height) then
                 begin
                 TempHeight:=Height;
                 TempWidth:=Round(Height*TempAspectRatio);
                 end;
              end
           else
              begin
              TempHeight:=Height;
              TempWidth:=Round(Height*TempAspectRatio);
              if (TempWidth > Width) then
                 begin
                 TempWidth:=Width;
                 TempHeight:=Round(Width/TempAspectRatio);
                 end;
              end;
           end
        else
           begin
           TempWidth:=Width;
           TempHeight:=Height;
           end;
        end;
     if FCenter then
        begin
        TempTop:=((Height-TempHeight) div 2);
        TempLeft:=((Width-TempWidth) div 2);
        end
     else
        begin
        TempTop:=0;
        TempLeft:=0;
        end;
     SetElementBounds(FImage,TempTop,TempLeft,TempHeight,TempWidth);
     end;
end;

I'm adding a new compiler warning for this - the compiler should have caught
this and it would have saved me the trouble of a new build.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Matthew,

<< At the moment, I find I often find I want to go to the location of a
function or reference, so I need to search for it. The easiest way is to
copy the selection to the clipboard with Ctrl-C, then Ctrl-F for find, then
Ctrl-V to paste it. I then have to move to the top, and search. Now, this
works, but it would be so much better without the copy so that I can use the
clipboard for better things.  >>

Are you referring to finding the text at the cursor ?  If so, then this was
added in 1.02 B2.  You can also bounce back and forth between method
declarations and implementations in 1.02 B2 using Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down arrows.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:
> Matthew,
>
> << At the moment, I find I often find I want to go to the location of a
> function or reference, so I need to search for it. The easiest way is to
> copy the selection to the clipboard with Ctrl-C, then Ctrl-F for find,
> then Ctrl-V to paste it. I then have to move to the top, and search. Now,
> this works, but it would be so much better without the copy so that I can
> use the clipboard for better things.  >>
>
> Are you referring to finding the text at the cursor ?  If so, then this
> was added in 1.02 B2.  You can also bounce back and forth between method
> declarations and implementations in 1.02 B2 using Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down arrows.

OOoooooohhh... Can't wait until Monday now. Thanks!


--
Matthew Jones

<< You can also bounce back and forth between method declarations and implementations in 1.02 B2 using Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down arrows. >>

I didn't even know that was there.  Thanks Tim, it was becoming very tedious without that.

> Are you referring to finding the text at the cursor ?  If so, then
> this was added in 1.02 B2.  

I can't find a way to get this to work. I select a word, hit Ctrl-F, I am at the
empty find prompt.

> You can also bounce back and forth
> between method declarations and implementations in 1.02 B2 using
> Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down arrows.

This works though - super improvement.

/Matthew Jones/

On 7/15/2013 4:56 AM, (Matthew Jones) wrote:
> I can't find a way to get this to work. I select a word, hit Ctrl-F, I am at the
> empty find prompt.

Did you check the "Find text at Cursor" option in settings?

Also it seems to literally look for under the cursor so don't select the
word but just place the cursor inside the keyword - that works for me.

I'm guessing when selecting the word the cursor might be outside the
word and hence the issue

Raul

In addition: I still can't find a way for a global search in all units.
That would be really helpful.

Uli

> Did you check the "Find text at Cursor" option in settings?

[fx: Click. Bang]

Thank you.

/Matthew Jones/

Uli,

<< In addition: I still can't find a way for a global search in all units.
That would be really helpful. >>

I'm working in IDE/code editor improvements little by little, so it
shouldn't be very long until I get to that.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Raul,

<< Also it seems to literally look for under the cursor so don't select the
word but just place the cursor inside the keyword - that works for me. >>

I'm fixing this so that it grabs the current selection also.  I just missed
it when I did this feature.

Can you tell that I don't use this feature ?

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com