CodeSnip 4.27.0 released with Delphi 13 support

And finally ... after a few updates to reflect the release of Delphi 13 Florence, last but not least we have an update to CodeSnip.

This program can test compile snippets with any Delphi compiler installed on the host computer, along with Free Pascal. But every time there's a new Delphi release CodeSnip has to be modified to be able to use it. I wish there was a config file to update, but it's not that simple with this ancient code base!

So, CodeSnip 4.27.0 knows about the existence of Delphi 13, can use it for test compilation, can record the results of such compilations in its databases and can emit code that selectively turns warnings on and off for the compiler.

That's the only new feature of this release. The docs and help file have been suitably updated.

➣ Download the v4.27.0 release from GitHub.

BTW the first time you run this new version after installing Delphi 13, CodeSnip will notice and will offer to configure itself to use the new compiler, unless you've previously disabled that feature of course:

Once Delphi 13 has been registered with CodeSnip you can, if you wish, tweak its settings using the Tools | Configure Compilers menu option:

You can then test compile a snippet using the new Delphi:

You can also selectively enable and disabled warnings for the Delphi 13 compiler:

That's it for this release.

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