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Hi Ray,
Yep, I worked in out.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Ray,
I discovered that if AutoDropDown is set to True, then it displays the behaviour I described.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Ray,
No problem. Thanks for replying. I’d reinstall RAD Studio if it didn’t take so long to reinstall all of the 3rd party components.
Regards,
Steve
Never mind. I worked it out.
= Steve
Thanks Ray.
= Steve
Hi Ray,
Ok, it seems to be related to the Autosize property of the 3 text panes. I recently changed the Autosize property for them to True.
If I set the Autosize property for the Glyph pane to true then it maintains the correct position, but unfortunately this makes the Glyph pane too wide as it’s allowing space for a caption that isn’t used.
I’ve worked out a solution. I set the Glyph pane’s Autosize to True at design time. At run time, at the end of FormActivate I set the Glyph pane’s Autosize to False and then set the width.
= Steve
Hi Ray,
The main form size and position are saved when the application closes, and then they are set when the application starts. There is no code that resizes the controls or sets constraints.
The strange thing is, this is only happening to a new glyph pane I added. It’s not happening to the other panes which have been there for years.
= Steve
I’m also interested in this.
= Steve
Hi Ray,
Thanks for the reply. It’s ok now. I worked out how to do it using <shift> and right mouse button.
Regards,
Steve
Hi Ray,
I tried using the right mouse button but the popup menu interferes with the drag process. I don’t really want to use the centre mouse button as I don’t know how many users have 3 button mice.
Regards,
Steve
Hi Ray,
I should explain why I want to use the <shift> key with the left mouse button. I’m using a non-data aware grid that allows multiple rows to be selected. However, if I use drag and drop with the grid just using the left mouse button it causes issues with the multiple selection.
Or I guess I could just use the right mouse button, as long as that doesn’t interfere with the popup menu. I’ll give it a try.
Regards,
Steve
Hi Ray,
Actually I think I’ve worked out the second part.
Regards,
Steve
Hi Ray,
Never mind. I think I’ve got it worked out.
The items in the pathbar are created in code and assigned a common event handler. I use the hover event to track which item the mouse is over so that when it’s clicked, the common event handler takes care of what happens next.
Regards,
Steve
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