Like <not const> string parameters, <not const> dynamic array parameters also generate try/finally block to reference counting.

The OK-Button of the config dialog is the default button, but is doesn't have a shortcut (&OK). It should have one because if the memo has the focus, pressing enter cannot close the dialog.

Currently the checking of inherited calls is disabled if the class inherits from either TInterfacedObject or TObject (because of too many false positives by some users).

What I am asking for is an option (checkbox?) to enable checking for constructors inherited calls.

While W519 is flagged when a method is empty. I am suggesting that methods the only call "inherited" should (optionally) be flagged as empty.

Examples:

The should be flagged as empty

procedure TMyForm.OnKeyDown(Sender : TObject; var Key: Word; Shift: TShiftState);
begin
  inherited;  // will call the inherited version of "OnKeyDown(Sender, Key, Shift);"
end;

Should not be flagged as empty:

procedure TMyForm.OnKeyDown(Sender : TObject; var Key: Word; Shift: TShiftState);
begin
  inherited OnSpecialKeyDown(Sender, Key, Shift);
end;

constructor TMyObject.Create;
begin
  inherited;
end;

constructor TMyObject.Create;
begin
  inherited Create;  // inherited call method name is the same.
end;

Like <not const> string parameters, <not const> interface parameters also generate try/finally block to reference counting.

With FI 2015.11 W519 (Method is empty) can no longer be disabled with the // FI:W519 comment. I already had it disabled for e.g. the following method like this:

procedure TDummySplashForm.SetAbortVisible(_Value: Boolean); //FI:W519 - do nothing

It worked with the previous version, but now the warning gets displayed again. I also tried to put the comment into the method body but that didn't work either.

When an empty method has been made virtual, it doesn't flag a "W519 Method '%s' is empty".

I would like an option (checkbox?) to enable this warning for virtual methods.

TGUID is too a large data to pass on stack as value.