Delphi 11 support added to Codesnip

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A year and a day from the previous release, version v4.18.0 of CodeSnip has just been released. It adds support for the shiny new Delphi 11 Alexandria.

CodeSnip can automatically detect Delphi 11 and can use it to test compile your snippets without leaving CodeSnip. Test compiles use the Windows 32 bit compilers.

There are a few other, minor, updates as well. Check the change log if you're interested.

You can get the standard Windows installer, the portable version and the source code from the release page on GitHub. - drop down the Assets button if necessary to reveal the available downloads.

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  1. lim electronics14 September 2021 at 10:20:00 BST

    I use ver 14.15.1 for years.
    I downloaded 4.18.0
    it is empty. how do i transfer the old DataBase from old to new
    Also if i download to new will it erase the old?

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    1. Delphidabbler14 September 2021 at 11:09:00 BST

      Hi

      Thx for letting me know. I'll reply on your GitHub issue rather than here.

      For anyone with similar problems, see https://github.com/delphidabbler/codesnip/issues/12

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