[OldGrumpy]

Ah, I saw that white line but regarded it as a wanted design element <img src="style_emoticons//smile.gif” style=”vertical-align:middle” emoid=”:)” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” /> Is that one of the skins available in the gallery or a selfmade one?

[OldGrumpy]

At first sight, this Messagebox looks perfectly okay, could you explain a bit more about the bug? I'm a newbie here but I'm always interested in things to know <img src="style_emoticons//smile.gif” style=”vertical-align:middle” emoid=”:)” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” />

[OldGrumpy]

I found the problem meanwhile. This application (rather “legacy”) has a lot of programmatically instantiated controls and passes references to GUI elements around. Some of those escaped the renaming process so that one panel and its child controls still were TPanel etc. instead of TsPanel. You can't see that in the DFM anyway, just in the *.pas. Thanks for the blazing fast support, though. Delphi version is BDS 2006, Windows is XP Pro SP3 (all updates performed). My application works properly now, I just need to rearrange some controls to make room for the eye candy

in reply to: AC 6.22 Demo: Stack overflow on app start #39063

[OldGrumpy]

QUOTE (Support @ May 7 2009, 11:44 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hello

Could you send me Dfm-file of the form which have this error?
Also be sure that you not uses skins from the version 6.31, because new properties was occured there and some problems are possible.

How can i find out which form has this error? The stack overflow does not occur until after Application.Run has been executed. I recompiled the application in debug mode with full debug information and the callstack looks a bit more informative now, but still… ah well. I'm attaching the callstack, it seems to be stuck somewhere around skinning a TSpeedButton.

About the skin version: I downloaded cold.asz from the gallery, options.dat inside states a version of 6.14 so it should work, right?

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