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I'm just kidding friend Алексей. It's your name written in different languages (Alexander is similar but different, my mistake).
Thank you friends.

Oh, didn't try that option before.
Indeed it helps, friend.
Thank you friend Alessio and the other friends for this beautiful program.

I tested the "f" option by itself it works. But "pf" to first consider an open project still remembers the last selected folder path after removing the root. I've been opening folders (File -> Open folder...), then removing the root node to close them, but not saving project file...

I'm using M$ Windows friend.

yes, right, ProjectManager overrides current folder for 'open' dlg, and i feel it is OK. it is needed when I work with opened project. not sure we need the option here. The thing is, if we close the folder, it keeps going there ('Open', but not 'Save As'). Saving a file somewhere else will not chan...

Friend Alexander, I checked again, it works that way, but only if I don't select a file or folder in the Project window. Otherwise, the currently highlighted folder in the Project window is the initial directory for opening files, not the active file's path. The 'Save As...' dialog goes as expected ...

Hi friends. Sorry if this is stupid or if I am retarded, I couldn't find what I'm looking for anywhere. Is it possible to have the path of the active tab's file as the initial directory when opening/saving files ? It seems that after opening a folder, the opened folder's path is saved and used as th...

Would be a great time saver! :D Automatic updating of software is a cancerous feature and those who implement it and enable by default, should be hanged. Because it's too much work to open a browser, visit the website and look for a newer release, download and install it. It takes hours to click bu...

You're pulling ideas out of your derrière and transforming them into words; your post is a huge pile of dung. >Lazarus apps's notorious access violation >Windows goes to BSOD >You should audit your code. Running a static analyzer might help >I have used many Lazarus apps >most if not all of them wil...

I too am grateful for this program. I discovered it not long ago and use it exclusively now. It's great to find an alternative to something you use, alternatives are good. Finding something that is better in many ways than what you use, is a joy. For example: M$ v*sual st*dio, Delphi -> CodeBlocks, ...