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daniel_r

Member Since 09 Jul 2005
Offline Last Active Feb 09 2010 10:02 PM
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Comments on latest version

09 July 2006 - 07:08 PM

Hello Boki,

I've downloaded the latest version a few minutes ago and I want to give some feedback:

1. It is possible now to scroll TNxComboBox items in D2006 ( smile.gif ), but ...

2. ... if I click on the dropdown button nothing happens until I move the cursor below the edit part of the combobox. Moving the cursor anywhere else on the screen does not have any effect, it must be below the combo box for the actual drop-down to happen.

3. A small problem with TNextInspector:
a ) Create a new inspector with a few top level items, each containing some sub items. (Just for testing)
b ) At runtime, choose any top level item, collapse it and then programmatically hide it (Visible := False)
c ) Now show it again (Visible := True) -> The top level item is expanded again and - even worse - is still painted as collapsed. (A "+" instead of a "-" before the caption)

Regards,
Daniel

Problem with ComboBox

21 December 2005 - 07:26 PM

Hello Boki,

when I create a combobox item in a TNextInspector I can't use the scrollbar of the dropdown-list. Every time I click the arrows or try to drag the handle the combobox closes as I had clicked outside the list.

What can I do?

Perhaps this information might help: Whenever the mouse cursor is over the scrollbar the caret of the input field stops to blink. At all other positions (anywhere on the screen or in the dropdown-list) it blinks again.


Regards,
Daniel

How to set the font size

25 August 2005 - 04:31 PM

Hello,

I've tried to set the font size of a TNextGrid, but changing the Font property only changes the font of the header, not the cells. And the cells by themselves only seem to have a FontStyle attribute.

Did I miss something?

Regards,
Daniel

Using TNxDateItem

25 August 2005 - 11:35 AM

Hello,

how do you set or get values from a TNxDateItem? My first guess was using the AsFloat property, since date/time values are floating point values (doubles), but it is always 0.0

:?:

Regards,
Daniel