问题
I build my project, and there are no errors:
That's because the build succeeded without any errors:
This is a good thing. The application runs and everything!
Except there are errors
What the compiler doesn't tell me is that there are errors:
I just happened to have this file open. And i just happened to have the Structure viewer open. And i just happened to see the errors.
Is there a way for Delphi to report all error it encounters during a build?
Is optimization on?
No
It's no big deal for a simple one-form test application, with one error. But when i have 200 forms, XE6 starts to look as bad a Visual Studio 2012. I then have to be sure to manually open every code file and check if there are any errors in it.
Is there a way to get XE6 to report all errors?
#xe6usability
回答1:
The compiler is correct. Your code does not contain an error. You have two functions with the same name, but declared with the overload directive.
The IDE's Code Insight, or Error Insight, or whatever the feature is called, is mis-reporting this as an error. This is an age old phenomenon. The IDE uses a different code parser from the real compiler. Indeed, if I recall correctly, it uses multiple such fake parsers. They are not as good as the real one, and not infrequently get things like this wrong. It's considered to be a minor inconvenience and that's probably reasonable. I'd much rather the real compiler got it right than the other way around.
回答2:
Short answer: Turn off ErrorInsight, it doesn't work.
Click Tools, Options, Find Editor Options item in the list, expand it, find Code Insight, click it. Then unclick Error insight.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25311793/why-are-there-errors-in-my-structure-viewer-pane-but-not-when-i-compile