[HeDiBo]

I found a very nasty bug in the handling of messages if TsSkinManager.Active = True;

The following test project will hang if you click the “Start Looping Form” button: [attachment=7679:MessageLoopProblem.zip]

Sometimes the project crashes with a Cannot paint to Canvas error.

If you set sSkinManager1.Active to False, the program does not freeze, and you can stop the loop with the Stop button.

I have a heavy problem with this, because I want to show lines of information to the user with info about what the program is doing. That's not possible now :wacko:

[HeDiBo]

The problem finally results in an “Out of resources” error.

[HeDiBo]

Hi Serge,

Can you have a look at this? It's kinda important to me. :a5:

[Support]

Hi! Sorry for a delay. I think I have found a solution for this issue. New release will be available very soon.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Hi! Sorry for a delay. I think I have found a solution for this issue. New release will be available very soon.

Not fixed in 10.29 yet

[Support]

Hello!

Are you sure the issue is not solved?

Can you recompile the demo and upload Exe here, please?

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Hello!

Are you sure the issue is not solved?

Can you recompile the demo and upload Exe here, please?

The program is recompiled. The problem is this: the program starts off non-responsive. If started from the IDE, it will start to show the counter when the IDE is Alt-Tabbed into view followed by Alt-Tab to bring Project24 into focus again. When running it stand-alone, it was even more difficult to get it going.

This is the compiled version: [attachment=7695:Project24.exe]

[Support]

Thank you, I see the problem.

Please, remind me a version number of your IDE.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you, I see the problem.

Please, remind me a version number of your IDE.

I'm using Delphi XE4 Release 1 Update 1 Version nr 18.0.4905.60485

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you, I see the problem.

Please, remind me a version number of your IDE.

I tried the same thing with Delphi 7 (Build 8.1) and got the same results. So in Delphi 7 it doesn't work either.

[Support]

Thank you. It was two different problems there. I know a reasons now and problems will be solved in the nearest release.

As a quick solution you can disable animation in the modal form (Form25).

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you. It was two different problems there. I know a reasons now and problems will be solved in the nearest release.

As a quick solution you can disable animation in the modal form (Form25).

Stopping animation did the trick.

Look forward to the bug fix in the next release.

[Author]

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