LazAssPicker 0.3.0

LazAssPicker now works out each build's IDE configuration folder the way Lazarus itself does, and tells you when two builds would share one.

• Each build shows the configuration folder it starts with: --pcp= in its launch arguments, otherwise the lazarus.cfg beside the Lazarus executable, otherwise the default (~/.lazarus, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\lazarus on Windows). ~/ and relative folders are read as Lazarus reads them.
• A Windows secondary install, whose Start menu shortcut relies on lazarus.cfg, is listed once instead of twice.
• A shortcut with a relative --primary-config-path= no longer stops Apply associations with "configuration directory is missing".
• When two checked builds would start with the same configuration folder, LazAssPicker says so beside the build and when you apply. Lazarus versions cannot share one.
• --pcp <folder> written with a space is refused: Lazarus only reads --pcp=<folder> and would open the folder as a file.
• Quotes around the folder in lazarus.cfg are pointed out: Lazarus 5 removes them, but 4 and older read them as part of the folder's name.

Downloads:

• Windows x86-64 - lazasspicker-0.3.0-windows-x86_64.zip. Unzip it, put lazasspicker.exe beside fpcupdeluxe (or anywhere you like) and run it. Tested on Windows 10.
• Linux x86-64 (GTK3) - lazasspicker-0.3.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz. Unpack it, put lazasspicker beside fpcupdeluxe and run it.

Each download has its SHA-256 checksum beside it. There is no macOS build.

LazAssPicker 0.2.0

LazAssPicker now runs on Windows. Double-click a Lazarus project or source file in Explorer and it opens in the build you chose; right-click and Open with lists your other builds, each with its own configuration and launch arguments.

• Finds your builds beside fpcupdeluxe and from the Lazarus shortcuts on your desktop and in the Start menu.
• Registers them for your user only; no administrator rights are needed.
• Windows lets no program take over a default by itself. If you once chose another program with Always use this app, Windows keeps that choice, and LazAssPicker tells you how to change it.
• Command-line options print to the console you ran them from.

Downloads:

• Windows x86-64 - lazasspicker-0.2.0-windows-x86_64.zip. Unzip it, put lazasspicker.exe beside fpcupdeluxe (or anywhere you like) and run it. Tested on Windows 10.
• Linux x86-64 (GTK3) - lazasspicker-0.2.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz. Unpack it, put lazasspicker beside fpcupdeluxe and run it.

Each download has its SHA-256 checksum beside it. There is no macOS build.