[Ray Konopka]

I wonder if it related to some other property setting that you have changed on the form. Such as Position. Would it be possible to have you send me the DFM file for your main form? If so, send it to our support email address and I’ll take a look.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry,

The nbFirst is conflicting with the enum for the TDBNavigator. Easiest way to resolve is to prefix the enum with the enum type. For example,

dbNav.BtnClick( TRzNavigatorButton.nbFirst );

You could also rearrange the units in the uses clause, but I tend to like adding scope to avoid the conflict regardless of the order of unit names.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Well, since they currently own the components, I guess you could. However, I have no confidence that they will do anything about it. I’m trying to figure out what to do.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi David,

Thanks for the offer. If you would like to send a zip file of the CD to Michael, that would be fine. I would appreciate it if you would hold off on posting on your website. I may have a copy of it archived in box packed away. I’ll try to find it and make it available on DelphiByDesign.com.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry,

Thank you for the report. I am able to duplicate the issue you describe. The root cause of the issue is that in 10.4 the IDE (including the Form Designer) is using VCL Styles. I’ve received some other reports of similar type problems that are resulting from the Form Designer now rendering controls using VCL Styles at design-time. Unfortunately, I will have to think about how best to handle this in the library. I’ll certainly keep you posted. Fortunately, the controls appear to be working just fine at runtime.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry,

Does your main form do anything with the OnClose event? The TRzFormState component hooks into the OnCreate, OnShow, and OnClose events in order to load and save the form position. Given that the component is reading the “saved” position values properly, I suspect that something is interfering with the actual save process.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Michael,

Sorry I missed your follow-up post. Unfortunately, I’m not aware of anyway to get a replacement CD-ROM. I do not have any and the publisher is no longer in business. I suppose you could try eBay.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Hans,

Yes, it would certainly be possible to add a -S option to support searching into sub-directories. Things are a little hectic right now, so I may not be able to get to it soon, but I’ve added it to our feature requests.

Thanks for letting me know about the deployment. The CSSearchFile.exe was included in the CodeSite Studio 5.3.4 release, but not for the Express Edition. We’ll consider including it in the future.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry,

You can use the Values string list and use the IndexOf method on that to get the index of the item that contains the value you are looking for.

procedure TForm25.RzButton1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  Idx: Integer;
begin
  Idx := RzComboBox1.Values.IndexOf( 'SomeValue' );
  RzComboBox1.ItemIndex := Idx;
end;

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi,

I would like to apologize for my apparent lack of response. I, too, have been very disappointed at how the components have been handled, especially with the 10.4 release. After my initial response in this thread, I did reach out to Embarcadero multiple times. I did receive responses, but they were essentially, “it will be coming soon” type messages. I did not think those responses would help, so I decided not to post. However, I should have posted when the components finally appeared on GetIt. Fortunately, others took care of that.

Let me reiterate that I am very disappointed at how the components have been handled, and I share in your frustration. Especially since Raize Software always focused on having all of our products updated and ready to go when a new version of RAD Studio was released.

This is not how it was supposed to be.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Navid,

CodeSite Studio 5.3.4 will be available shortly–updating the website now.

As for the book, I really appreciate the feedback. The biggest challenge for me to produce a new edition is finding the time in my schedule to put it together. I hope someday I’ll be able to do that.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Did the Enabled property of the TRzFormState component on your main form get set to False? I assume that the RegIniFile property is set to an instance of TRzRegIniFile–otherwise, you would get message boxes displaying when you start and stop your app. Did you change any properties of the TRzRegIniFile component?

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry and Joe,
That is an excellent question. I will reach out to Embarcadero to find out what is going on.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi Barry,

The HintPause and HintShortPause properties of TRzBalloonHints simply map to the same properties in the TApplication class. From the RAD Studio doc:

HintPause
Specifies the time interval that passes before the control’s Help Hint appears when the user places the mouse pointer on a control or menu item.

HintShortPause
Specifies the time period to wait before bringing up a Hint if another Hint has already been shown.

From what you describe, it sounds like you want the TApplication.HintHidePause property, which specifies the time interval to wait before hiding the Help Hint if the mouse has not moved from the control or menu item.

Ray

[Ray Konopka]

Hi,

What version of CodeSite are you using? The original poster was initially using 5.1.8 and since then upgraded to 5.3.3. This helped, although the original poster then ran into a different issue that was related to configuration.

As for the memory consumption, I can provide a little more background (from email to original poster). The Dispatcher receives incoming CodeSite messages from applications and then adds them onto a queue to be dispatched. It is certainly possible for more messages to come into the Dispatcher than the dispatcher can actually dispatch. You can see this if the Dispatcher icon is visible in the system notification area. The interior of the Dispatcher icon will turn shades of yellow. The brighter the color yellow, the greater the workload (i.e. more messages need to be dispatched). Since each message takes up space in the queue, it is possible for memory use to grow if the messages cannot be dispatched (or, if it takes a long time to dispatch). Of course, another cause of memory use would be that the Dispatcher is not cleaning up the space used by a message added to the queue after it has been dispatched.

Ray

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