For the compiler options - that’s because you *haven’t* defined them as either true or false. There’s no GUI for that yet; you have to hack the source and call the methods on the CompilerDefines object to tell it what’s set. Sorry. There will be a GUI at some point.

Search paths for *.inc - You can always work around this by putting relative paths in your {$INCLUDE} directives. And given that {$INCLUDE}s *can* have relative paths, I’m not quite sure how a recursive search would work. ("Search recursively for ‘Common\Foo.inc’" — seems kind of weird. Might work; I haven’t tried.) But I probably will get this in at some point. Feel free to keep nagging me if I keep not getting it in and you keep thinking it’s important.

Assembly attributes: yes, I already support them, but only in the places where I’ve seen them show up: in the main body of .dpr files, and after the "requires" and "contains" clauses in .dpk files. I can add support for them in other places. Where do they show up in your code?

{$SOPREFIX} and {$SOVERSION} - ah, more undocumented directives. Looks like they’re just variations on {$LIBPREFIX} and {$LIBVERSION}. I’ll get those into the next version. Is there a {$SOSUFFIX} as well?

Re your code sample,

writer.Write(imgStr+’SRC=\”+iGetFile+’?abc=’+fileRoot+’\’ ‘

I get the same error from the Delphi compiler. "Illegal character in input file: ‘?’ (#$3F)" So if it’s not valid Delphi code, I’m not exactly sure what you want my parser to do with it!

As I understand it, if you set {$INLINE OFF} on some code, then nothing will be inlined into that code. I.e., if you call Length(), the compiler will generate a CALL instruction, rather than inlining the instructions. {$INLINE ON} is, I believe, the default, which means "allow inlining to occur".

I’m not sure what {$STACKCHECKS} does. And the other undocumented compiler directive, {$VARPROPSETTER}, doesn’t seem to be documented much of anywhere. It’s some kind of COM thing, but that’s about all I know.

{$IFOPT C+} "has not been defined as either true or false" (same for other compiler options like D-, R+, etc, etc.

DGrok demo.exe needs some way to specify search paths for *.inc files. Also maybe a checkbox to allow recursive folder search or not.

Delphi.Net packages allow attribute syntax using brackets, like:

[assembly: AssemblyTitle(’My assembly’)]

Grok error is "Expected EndKeyword but found OpenBracket"

Packages can also have options like:

{$SOPREFIX ‘abc’}

{$SOVERSION ‘123′}

String concat problem at this source code line:

writer.Write(imgStr+’SRC=\”+iGetFile+’?abc=’+fileRoot+’\’ ‘

error is: "Unrecognized character ‘?’"

regards, keep the good work!