Quote Originally Posted by Almindor
I wonder why people don't use Lazarus.

It has absolutly everything from code completion to refactoring the power of eclipse and it eats less than 20megs of RAM.

Don't get me wrong, I'm just curious as to what drives people elsewhere.
For me, it is a simple thing: The code editor. It has some very nonstandard behaviour, which is shares with the Turbo Pascal clone that comes with FPC. It was some time since I tried it, but as I remember it, clicking to the right of a line did not bring me to the end on that line, but to the place that I click, which I don't want. I think the arrow keys also did not work as expected.

This sounds trivial, but since I move a lot between different IDE's, an IDE that works strangely in something like that simply never gets comfortable. Mouse, arrow keys and ZXCV command keys simpy must follow the "Mac standard" (that is, like most Windows and Linux programs).

If you tell me that this is a setting that I can change, I would be happy to try again. If there is one thing I really need, it is a good cross-platform IDE for a good cross-platform Pascal.