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Thank you for the demo, this issue will be solved in the nearest release.
SupportKeymasterThe issue is complex, many dependencies from VCL scaling exists and some time is required for workaround searching.
Can’t promise a fix in the nearest release, unfortunately.SupportKeymasterI’m planning to fix it in the nearest release.
Why you are changing the Visible property there? Some special purpose?SupportKeymasterHello, Ralf!
I can confirm it under Delphi 7, but there is no problem under RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo
Which Delphi version do you use?SupportKeymasterYou are right, this code will be changed soon, thanks.
September 2, 2020 at 9:07 pm in reply to: TsDBCalcEdit should not honor Min and Max on displaying values #69406SupportKeymasterSorry, I was thinking about the DataLink.Modified, don’t know why.
I will check if TCustomEdit.Modified may be used there.SupportKeymasterI will ask a support of hoster about it.
September 2, 2020 at 9:03 pm in reply to: TsDBCalcEdit throws very strange message on loading the Delphi IDE #69404SupportKeymasterI will check it soon.
SupportKeymasterI see it, thanks.
This issue will be solved in the nearest release.SupportKeymasterDo you know which control doesn’t handle the WM_SETCURSOR message?
Really, using of the Application.ProcessMessages is dongerous in some situations, it’s a reason why this line has been commented. I need to repeat the issue somehow..
August 31, 2020 at 1:25 pm in reply to: TsDBCalcEdit should not honor Min and Max on displaying values #69390SupportKeymasterAbout the FTextChangedByUser: I need to divide all changes that processed in the component.
1. If value of the component is changed by the DB engine then I will not check Min/Max values and value is added unaltered, according to your request
2. If value is changed by user then it should be checked (if control is configured for automatic checking).
This is a reason why FTextChangedByUser has been added, because “Modified” don’t let me know how the value has been changed (by user or by dataset).- This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Support.
SupportKeymasterHello! I will check it soon.
SupportKeymasterHi! You should upgrade a package. This issue has been solved already if I’m not wrong.
August 29, 2020 at 6:27 pm in reply to: TsDBCalcEdit should not honor Min and Max on displaying values #69381SupportKeymasterI will check it soon.
SupportKeymasterHi
I will check it before e new release.SupportKeymasterAre you sure that you can’t give me a demo with such behaviour?
I think, you know better how to repeat it..SupportKeymasterThank you. I see it and this issue will be solved in the nearest release.
SupportKeymasterAre you sure this skin is up-to-date? If you can give me a demo, I will check why it happens.
SupportKeymasterHi
I will check if code in the SetActive may be improved.SupportKeymasterI have made several test-apps concerning delays in Delphi’s hints and see that some problems exists there (without AlphaSkins). The Application.HintPause works good if value is smaller than 500 ms. If this value is bigger then real value of the first showing delay is changed randomly. For example, if I set 550 ms there, then delay may be 2 or more seconds. I have checked a code in the RAD Studio VCL and I see a reason of this issue, seems. Hint is cancelled in the TApplication.HintMouseMessage(Control: TControl; var Message: TMessage), but shouldn’t. After a hint canceling a new timer is started again and this situation may be repeated.
So, AlphaHint is a skin for standard hints and same delay used there (Application.HintPause)Also, HintShortPause used in AlphaHints and works correctly except on disabled controls when HandleDisabledCtrls property is True. At this moment I haven’t idea how to add a small delay before showing of hint there.
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