wantime
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Delphi2010: Layout Problem
hi all,
in one project there is a form A which use a parent form B.
in form A there is a TEdit component, if this component is moved vertically in the IDE, it can be correctly displayed when the application runs. But if this componet is moved horizontally in the IDE, it turns back to the original position when the application runs.
following are some related information of this TEdit component:
Align: alNone
left: 200
any suggestion?
btw, are there special books or ressource to explain how to design layout in Delphi?
thanks,
wantime
in one project there is a form A which use a parent form B.
in form A there is a TEdit component, if this component is moved vertically in the IDE, it can be correctly displayed when the application runs. But if this componet is moved horizontally in the IDE, it turns back to the original position when the application runs.
following are some related information of this TEdit component:
Align: alNone
left: 200
any suggestion?
btw, are there special books or ressource to explain how to design layout in Delphi?
thanks,
wantime
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thanks, but the codes is not for public.
then post only the related piece of code
the header of the form
and the piece for the edit
of both forms
too many variables otherwise to ask for
the header of the form
and the piece for the edit
of both forms
too many variables otherwise to ask for
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You should be able to, easily, create a do nothing example project that you CAN post on this site. Then the experts would at least have something to work with...
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thanks. there are some codes which resetting the edit's left property.
there is some considerations when redesigning the parent form
when using VFI (Visual Form Inheritance)