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Well then thanks for putting the link in the help file, JERKOFFS!

Well done, guys. Well done. Very professional looking. And what’s cool is that both links in the popup are identical. Superb!

Just wanted to congratulate the help content creators on the fine job they did with the sort order of this table:

Hey – Delphi guy – jealous?

This is just quality craftsmanship right here, folks. Top notch. Great environment to work in. Makes me giddy.

This is straight from the “you have got to be f’ing kidding me” book. All I want to do is see if Delphi offers a ternary IF operator like in C or Java, so all I’m trying to do here is find the help for the IF statement. Obviously, I’m asking way too much, as you can see below. (click the image, then click it again on the resulting page to view it full size)

After breaking on an exception, the wrong line gets highlighted in the callstack. The line before the line in red is the line that was being called. Ridiculous.

If you search for a whole word, when the editor finds it, it highlights the entire word just like every other editor on the planet. But then if you start typing, the highlighted text gets UN-HIGHLIGHTED and the new text gets APPENDED, UNLIKE EVERY OTHER EDITOR ON THE PLANET.

Umm – unless I’m missing something, you can’t have a try with an except AND a finally. It’s either/or. I just don’t get that at all.