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I already sent you an email because the csv import is more or less broken. Now I'm trying to use the xml import and it fails, too. 1. Ctrl+N 2. "File" -> Import: 3. Select File 4. Next 5. Select "Tsilang Dictionary Manager...." 6. Next 7. Simple Import (No Backup) 8. Next 9. Next...

Do you need something like: procedure Register; begin StartClassGroup(TComponent); ActivateClassGroup(TComponent); GroupDescendentsWith(TsiCustomLang, TComponent); RegisterComponents('SiComponents', ... [ComponentPlatformsAttribute(pidWin32 or pidWin64 or pidOSX32)] TsiLang = class(TsiCustomLang)

Do you have any news on the FMX version? We're currently bringing our application to OSX, and TsiLang is one of the missing components that is on almost every form.

Hi, could you please fix the following bug in TsiLangExpert because it makes the IDE unstable (even if you hide the exception!). TsiLangExpert = class(TInterfacedObject, IOTAWizard) [...] {$IFNDEF DELPHI8} AddInNotifier: IOTAIDENotifier;//was TsiAddInNotifier; {$ENDIF} destructor TsiLangExpert.Destr...

Make sure to delete the packages (dcp and bpl) from all the places that they get installed to (like C:\Windows\system32; C:\Windows\SysWOW64; and the subfolders of the install dir).

You can also use a tool like Sysinternals Process Monitor to verify which bpl and dcp files Delphi is loading.

@johncbennett Please try to find all the tsilang bpl and dcp files on your harddisc and delete them. Then compile the package on your own. This fixed it for me. I'm wondering if the installer had installed an old version of the packages because I had to delete the old packages when I needed to patch...

Hi, would it be possible to add an option to the installer, so that the bpl and dcp packages will not be copied and not be installed into the IDE? The background is that if I want to manually compile tsilang, I need to find all these packages that are spread over my hard disc and erase them manually...

Hi, At the moment I can find untranslated strings pretty easily, because all I need to do is find empty cells in the translation grid. But if somebody changes a caption in Delphi, I can't see any indication in the translation editor. I need to remember what I changed and then update all translated t...

Version 6.4 reintroduces this problem for me. I also had to delete all the extended translation in my project after upgrading because TsiLang got stuck when loading 8MB of garbage data :shock: that probably came from a bug in the previous version. (Fortunately I had only 1 extended translation prope...

Thanks a lot. It seems to work fine so far.

You could easily add "MS Shell Dlg 2" to every font combobox. I can't imagine that I'm the only one with this requirement.

How can I set the font to "MS Shell Dlg 2"? This is a Windows built in font alias that points to "Tahoma" or "Segoe UI", depending on the operating system. The font list box is fixed and does not have this font included.

Hi,

I have exactly the same problem. I hope you'll be able to fix this soon because we can't ship with this bug in our application.

You're correct. In the dfm it is set to 18. But that value basically is ignored because of line 1219 in the source: This evaluates to 17 on my PC. Commenting out that line appears to solve the problem.

I've finally found the time to do some more research. In siTransEditor.pas take a look at TsiTransEditFrm.AdjustRowHeight(ARow: Integer); (line 1529). MaxH := DefaultRowHeight; // 17 //[...] this changes MaxH to 18 if RowHeights[ARow] <> MaxH then RowHeights[ARow] := MaxH; DefaultRowHeight is set to...