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Now that Delphi 12.1 has been released the question of whether a new release of CodeSnip is needed to work with it. The answer is no, it's not. That's because Delphi 12.1 can't be installed alongside Delphi 12.0 - it's either/or. Furthermore, Delphi 12.1 appears to CodeSnip just like Delphi 12.0, so CodeSnip will happily use it to test compile snippets if it is installed.

Today I released an  update to CodeSnip  that makes two little changes: The marketing names have been removed from later Delphi versions (e.g. Athens & Rio) to save space in the UI if you have several versions of Delphi registered. So now instead of seeing Delphi 12 Athens you will see Delphi 12.x , for example. The built in REML markup language that can be used to format snippet descriptions and "Extra" text, now supports the ' character entity that gets replaced by a single quote when rendered. For the complete change log see here . Compiler name changes in v4.23.0 New REML character entity in v4.23.0