Comparing Components - Delphi 228

[@DarianMiller]

Very interesting - never would have thought of copy/paste into Beyond Compare to compare two components.

[@daShare]

How did I never find / use the CnPack compare tool? Way better than clicking back and forth trying to spot the differences!

[@davemurey6119]

Спасибо вам за видео о Паскале, и за то, что вы не считаете этот язык забытым!

[@CapeCodGunny]

This was great Alister. I had no idea you could just copy and paste into Beyond Compare like that. Thank you.

[@codegearguru]

You're welcome Michael.

[@adrianwilliams763]

Useful trick. Thanks

[@CapeCodGunny]

Beyond Compare is available from within the Delphi IDE. Edit > Compare > Launch Beyond Compare

[@codegearguru]

It is indeed, if you install it.

[@bartonstano9327]

Use both tools CN PACK and Beyond Compare. Both great tools, CN Pack is free!

[@Graham_Wideman]

Alister -- these are the kind of tips one might learn looking over the shoulder of a colleague -- but many of us don't have colleagues using Delphi, so it's great to look over your shoulder, so to speak! Regarding cnPack -- could you comment on how intrusive cnPack is once installed in the IDE? I'm hesitant to install add-ons willy-nilly, as I never know when some later IDE misbehavior is going to cause a puzzle as to whether it's the base IDE's fault or some add-on.

[@codegearguru]

There is some stuff in cnPack that is quite annoying, but it's easy to disable parts of it you don't like. Mostly though, it's quite awesome.

[@trnod]

I'm here for the free beer..

[@VadymPopov]

Case #2 is a very interesting

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