I have some students who are trying to complete the Delphi 6
Text Editor tutorial using Lazarus.  See e.g. Chapter 4 of

        <http://www.win.tue.nl/~hemerik/2IP20/Doc/Qs.pdf>

They run into some problems.  E.g. Lazarus apparently does not
(yet) have ActionManagers.  Hence, also the configuration of
standard actions like Cut/Copy/Paste is not a matter of a few clicks.

How hard is it to do this "yourself" (i.e. not using an ActionManager,
write the necessary code)?  Note that TAction and a number of related
facilities are available in Lazarus.

I suggested to them to drop the toolbar and code the actions directly into
the (menu) event handlers.  But this still requires that they discover
a few extra things (e.g. concerning Cut/Copy/Paste), and do more work.

Also, the RichEdit component seems to need a workaround (e.g. TMemo,
TSynMemo, TSynEdit).

Does anyone have some (additional) advice?

Thanks,

        Tom
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