Mark A Paley

Introduction Jedi Code Format (JCF) is an indispensable tool for Pascal programmers, by standardizing the layout of program code. Consistently formatted source code is much easier to read and comprehend. Terrifically, JCF is automatically included when installing the Lazarus or CodeTyphon Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It's a huge shame that JCF isn't included with any version of Delphi (probably due to licensing reasons). It's also mind-boggling that JCF hasn't been used to standardize...

Hi Anthony, I'd need to give some serious thought to your questions before I could give a you an intelligent response. On mere first impression, it would make sense for the "JCL people" to maintain JCF, since JCF needs to be updated periodically to reflect its dependencies upon periodic updates made to JCL. (Including JCF within JCL's installer would be a great bonus.) However, I'd completely understand if they consider JCF to be outside their wheelhouse. They also probably have a lot on their plate...

Hi Anthony, I'd need to give some serious thought to your questions before I could give a you an intelligent response. On mere first impression, it would make sense for the "JCL people"" to maintain JCF, since JCF needs to be updated periodically to reflect its dependencies upon periodic updates made to JCL. (Including JCF within JCL's installer would be a great bonus.) However, I'd completely understand if they consider JCF to be outside their wheelhouse. They also probably have a lot on their plate...

Hi Anthony, I'd need to give some serious thought to your questions before I could give a you an intelligent response. On mere first impression, it would make sense for the "JCL people"" to maintain JCF, since JCF needs to be updated periodically to reflect its dependencies upon periodic updates made to JCL. (Including JCF within JCL's installer would be a great bonus.) However, I'd completely understand if they consider JCF to be outside their wheelhouse. They also probably have a lot on their plate...

Hi Anthony, I'd need to give some serious thought to your questions before I could give a you an intelligent response. On mere first impression, it would make sense for the "JCL people"" to maintain JCF, since JCF needs to be updated periodically to reflect its dependencies upon periodic updates made to JCL. (Including JCF within JCL's installer would be a great bonus.) However, I'd completely understand if they consider JCF to be outside their wheelhouse. They also probably have a lot on their plate...

Introduction Jedi Code Format (JCF) is an indispensible tool for Pascal programmers, by standardizing the layout of program code. Consistently formatted source code is much easier to read and comprehend. Terrifically, JCF is automatically included when installing the Lazarus or CodeTyphon Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It's a huge shame that JCF isn't included with any version of Delphi (probably due to licensing reasons). It's also mind-boggling that JCF hasn't been used to standardize...

Here's what I did to get Nautilus and Archive Manager (file-roller) in Ubuntu 22.04 to update to use 7-Zip 22.01: Download https://7-zip.org/a/7z2201-linux-x64.tar.xz In the Terminal (Ctrl-Alt-T) copy and paste the following commands: sudo apt-get install p7zip-full sudo 7z e 7z2201-linux-x64.tar.xz 7z2201-linux-x64.tar sudo 7z e -o/usr/lib/p7zip -y 7z2201-linux-x64.tar 7zz 7zzs sudo echo exec /usr/lib/p7zip/7zz '"$@"' > 7z sudo mv 7z /bin/7z sudo chmod ugo+rx /usr/lib/p7zip/7zz /usr/lib/p7zip/7zzs...

Whoops. Apologies for duplicate post. I don't immediately see a way to delete this extra thread.