On Tue, 30 Nov 2010 09:56:55 +0100
Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com wrote:
Am 30.11.2010 09:12, schrieb Bo Berglund:
In Delphi I use the Syntax check function a lot to verify that my
project does not contain any illegal constructs or missing begin-end
terminators etc.
In Lazarus the only comparable such command I have found is Quick
Compile, but this is not really what I am after because:
1) It saves my edited files before I am really ready for this
Yes, the compiler needs files.
2) It actually compiles the project
3) It takes longer than I expect
Is there a syntax check function that I have overlooked, which works
the same way as in Delphi?
How about Tools-Quick syntax check (or similar, I'm using the
German version). I haven't used that yet, so I can't tell you how good
and up to date it is.
It is the syntax check of the codetools. They are much more tolerant
than the compiler, but missing 'end's are spotted. It does not check
identifiers and therefore it does not check expressions and statements.
And what does Quick mean in regards to quick compile???
It tells the compiler to skip linking and assembling.
Sorry, can't tell you anything about this, cause I'm not using this as well.
Mattias
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