[HeDiBo]

I’m thinking: Rezero, Reinitialize, Resync, Reset, something like that

[HeDiBo]

I don’t see this menu line in my first post.
It only says:

October 13, 2019 at 1:49 pm REPLY | QUOTE #62379

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by HeDiBo.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by HeDiBo.

[HeDiBo]

I saw you intercept WM_MOUSEMOVE. But I think you should intercept WM_MOUSEHOVER. I’m not sure about this. Docs say you have to start with TrackMouseEvent and after that catch thew WM_MOUSEHOVER event.

[HeDiBo]

Thanks for trying

[HeDiBo]

I see now why you would do that.
Please close this topic.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by HeDiBo.

[HeDiBo]

Still the same problem.
It is described in This topic

[HeDiBo]

Apparently you’ve been working on this, because now, setting UseLatestCommonDialogs := True will totally screw up the file open dialog, making it unresponsive and throwing an exception if the dialog is cancelled. If SkinManager is not Active, it works.
Have a look at the enclosed project

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[HeDiBo]

All’s fine now. You can close this topic.

[HeDiBo]

This seems to be fixed now. Close the topic please.

[HeDiBo]

Problem fixed. Close this topic, please.

[HeDiBo]

You can close this topic, Serge.

[HeDiBo]

Implementation works fine 🎄
You can close this topic.

[HeDiBo]

Any progress on this?

[HeDiBo]

Problem Solved 👍🏾

[HeDiBo]

This one can be closed.
Previously I could close topics myself. Is there some way now to do that? That is, can I add the tag [Resolved] myself?

[HeDiBo]

Try the steps described in #63260 above both for a TsEdit control and its bound label. You will see the difference.
In step 3 the font properties of the bound label will not change (its appearance will).
In step 4 the ParentFont property becomes False, but the original font properties stay the same!!! So, if you had Font Arial for the parent font, for a newly created TsEdit with an active bound label, the bound label’s font would be Tahoma 8 point (the default). That would not show at run time (ParentFont = True), but would suddenly appear if, for instance, the bound label’s font size was changed to 9. That’s because the font properties were not actually copied to the bound label, when ParentFont was set to True.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by HeDiBo.

[HeDiBo]

Maximus Marius wrote:

@Support
Your solution is enough for me 🙂
Thx !

Of course. But it’s still a bug that it doesn’t work with SkinManager.Active = false.

[HeDiBo]

I used the wrong BBCodes.
These are the right ones: BBCodes Reference
Can you add this link to the “You can use BBCodes to format your content.” message?

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by HeDiBo.
• This reply was modified 5 years ago by HeDiBo.

[HeDiBo]

This is what I tried to do:
BBCode Ordered List

As far as I can tell, it didn’t work.

Another try:

[*]one
[*]two
[*]three

[HeDiBo]

That only works if skinmanager is active.
If skinmanger is not active this code in sSkinMenus throws an Access Violation:

function TsSkinableMenus.NoBorder: boolean;
begin
  Result := TsSkinManager(FOwner).CommonSkinData.gd[TsSkinManager(FOwner).SkinCommonInfo.Sections[ssMainMenu]].BorderIndex < 0;
end;

Probably needs a test.

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