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How to skip Formshow when I set a tForm Visible?

Asked by Treppenmeister in Delphi Programming

Tags: formshow

I have a Form with several controls. Because of several reasons I am rearranging all the components on the form while the program is running. Unfortunately this has the effect, that the more controls I am changing and the slower the machine is the easier I can see the 'moving' and the form is flickering. So I want to do the changes in the background.
When I had similar problems with drawing into a drawbox I just used the Visible-property.

So I tried this also here

Form.Visible := false;
RearrangingMyControls;
Form.Visible := true;

unfortunately the last one is calling the FormShow, what I cannot need.
Now I could override the Visible property and set a variable SkipFormShow : boolean to control that. But then I have to write in every Form at the beginning of every FormShow procedure a line like

if  SkipFormShow then exit;

I have my own class tMyForm of tForm. But all what I tried, to control from there, whether to jump into the childs FormShow or not, failed.

What is the easiest way to have the logic in my basic class tMyForm?


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