Markus

When using a ComboBoxItem with its style property set to cbDropDownList there's an "index exceeds maximum" access violation when you're clicking on the lower left point of the drop-down list. Make sure the last item in the list is not highlighted to reproduce this error, i.e. move your mouse cursor below the last item.

This is because TNxPopupList.AcquireValue() calculates an ItemIndex that exceeds the maximum (as the error message suggests) as the Y coordinate passed to the function is greater than expected:

A SpinItem with its min-property set to some negative value misbehaves with the first entered '-' (minus). It's closing its editor immediately, because NextInspector is trying to "ckCollapse" the item in DoItemChange. After the first entered minus sign everything works as expected and you're able to enter negative values to the SpinItem.

Hi,

could somebody please give me a possible use case for GetItemByName()? I suspect the function doesn't exactly do what it's supposed to do.

Markus

Howdy,

I'm wondering what you would expect from this line



Normally, I'd say you want to access all items that are n-th item's childs. But this is not how NextInspector treats items.

Some examples:





Is this (mis)behaviour by design?

Cheers,
Markus

Howdy,

I'm not quite sure what is causing this, so I put it in here.

Steps to reproduce:

Designtime:
[list]1. Place a NextInspector (4) on your form
2. Add a TNxComboBoxItem to the Inspector
3. Fill ComboBox with at least one item.[list]

Runtime:
[list]4. Select an item in the ComboBox by clicking on the ComboBox' editor (not the dropdown button) - the text inside editor is aligned normally
5. Exit the TNxComboBoxItem (e.g. by clicking on its category header)
6. Click on the ComboBox' editor once again - from now on the text always jumps to the upper left part of the InplaceEditor when selecting the ComboBoxItem
[list]

Cheers,
Markus