[Andrew Bond]

Ray

Thank you so much for your prompt action on this, given that Embarcadero released 12.2.1 less than a week ago.

Much appreciated

Andrew

[Andrew Bond]

Ray

Thank you for updating me about progress on this. It must be frustrating for you waiting on this hotfix to appear.

I wonder whether you could make a beta version of the next version of DropMaster available so I can try it out with 12.2, please? We are no longer using 12.0 or 12.1 so backward compatibility is not important for us (as clearly it is for you).

DM is the last component we are waiting for in order to build the first Win64x version of our app for internal testing.

BTW, many thanks for you ongoing support for DM – it is one of the few components that has remained in our toolset over the years.

Andrew

[Andrew Bond]

Would you please provide an ETA for the Modern 64-bit update?

[Andrew Bond]

Ray

Can you give an ETA for when DropMaster will support the Modern 64-bit C++ compiler, please?

I either wait or I have to insert some stube functions into my codebase.

Thanks

Andrew

[Andrew Bond]

Ray. much appreciated!

Thanks, Andrew

[Andrew Bond]

Ray

Thanks for the reply. I thought it was strange that you had not replied – most unusual.

I have resolved the issue now, pretty much along the lines that you have suggested. I stream the object to XML format, send the XML via DropMaster to the second instance, and then re-create the object there based on the received XML.

So this question is now answered.

Andrew

 

 

[Andrew Bond]

Does anyone from Raize Software monitor these forums?

[Andrew Bond]

OK, thanks for confirming. I will just have to press the button on that central event handler…

Thanks for the previous tip though.

Andrew

[Andrew Bond]

Thanks for the reply. Your suggestion worked, in that my main form now receives notification when a file is dropped onto certain parts of it.

I now have a new problem. My application comprises several forms, some of which have their own DropTargets (which pick up dtfCustom items and work correctly).

When I drop a file onto parts of the App’s that do not have their own DropTarget, my main form gets the notification. However, when I drop onto one of the forms that does have its own DropTarget, that form gets the notification.

Is there an easy way of allowing the notification to “pass through” these forms and be picked up by the main form, but only when the dropped item is dtfFiles?

I want to avoid adding special code to redirecting the original notification to the ‘highest’ form.

Any suggestions would be gratefully received.

Thanks

Andrew

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