> Debugging tool tip window.
> To show the class name/type of the variable being displayed - not it's
> defined class, but the actual runtime class, perhaps it could be optionally
> turned on, especially useful for type checking in those casts.
> e.g.
> AClass:TMyclass=(Owner=$12345) etc
> AArray:Array [0..5] of Double = ((1.0),2.0) etc.
If this were in the base element only I can see it being practical... However in a
composite objects
I think there would be issues.
It would also be nice to see those hint windows formatted into columns rather than a
wider than
screen string... Finding properties can be quite cumbersome.
It would be nice to see:
DBConnections[dbcMAIN,True].Params =
The first property = Value1
The second property = 'another value'
another property = ...
this formatting might then offer room enough for nested elements to also have their
types displayed.
> {$SAVE} and {$RESTORE} the current compiler local settings
Where would they be saved... When are they saved... It seems like this could be
awkward... What about
{$LOAD_COMPILER_OPTIONS 'C:\...'}
And have a save current options in the Compile Menu... Then you could have
{$IFDEF DEBUG} {$LOAD_COMPILER_OPTIONS 'MyDebugOptions'} {$ENDIF}
Comments?
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Aaron Scott-Boddendijk
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