I am using tee chart for .net (Mono android .net) i want to do some task on click event on chart series but click event is not firing. and also on long click is not firing. please help me.
This is a known bug (TM63016317) we will try to fix for the next maintenance release.
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I'm running Delphi Tokyo 10.2. My Tooltip Symbol Insight (when debugging) has suddenly stopped working. The Code Insight that shows tool-tip information in the editor on mouse hover has also stopped working. All other Code Insight features appear to be working.
I attempted a Windows Update (Windows 11) which failed and rolled back. (I don't know if it's related to that or not. Code Insight worked before the update attempt and now doesn't.)
I have unchecked and rechecked all the Code Insight check-boxes in the Options window. In my frustration I have even uninstalled and reinstalled Delphi 10.2. Still no Tooltip Code Insight.
I'm guessing that it may be an invalid or missing registry entry but really have no idea.
Does anyone have the experience or knowledge to get my tool tip code insight back?
Thanks.
For those Delphi developers that may experience this in the future, I have found the answer.
My setup is on a laptop that usually has multiple monitors. I removed the additional monitors and was able to successfully install the Windows 11 update. The issue then resolved to the following:
Run the laptop with no extra monitors and Delphi tooltips worked
Add a monitor and Delphi tooltips stopped working
The same was true of the applications I built in Delphi. If I ran them on the laptop with no extra monitors I got tooltips. If I added a monitor the tooltips disappeared.
It turns out that I installed ElevenClock (a Windows app that adds seconds to the clock in the system tray - an extremely valuable feature for me) at around the same time that I attempted the Windows 11 update.
I removed ElevenClock and, presto, my tooltips now work flawlessly. Those with more knowledge of Windows messaging are free to add comments but it would appear that ElevenClock was intercepting the message that ultimately generated the Delphi Application.OnShowHint event.
I'm using Delphi 11 and many time when I click the "Run without debugging" button, my program starts to execute. When I close my program, some Delphi IDE panels are missing. It looks like this:
This is my Delphi IDE version.
Is this a bug or a configuration? I can't find an option that controls this behavior. I can't make the missing panels show up again, and I have to restart the IDE.
This is a known bug in Delphi 11. Fix for this issue will be released with 11.1 update.
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I use the Jedi library and the component JvTrayIcon. It works fine. But when the program is run as a Citrix seamless application, the program doesn't receive any click events.
I have search a lot but found only something about task bar icons and Delphi (Borland). I use Delphi 2010.
Has anyone experience with this problem?
--Martin
Instead of using the jvcl tray icon, I suggest using the built in Delphi TTrayIcon.
Has someone else experienced something like this with Delphi and if so is there a known workaround!
I'm using the Delphi 2010 Rad Studio on Windows 7 64 bit.
A few times when editing the IDE hangs and I can't do any action either by keyboard or mouse. But there is a error-beep sound from windows like there is a modal window open somewhere, but hidden behind the ide it self.
Only by ending the ide via Task manager can I make this hidden modal window visible.
I see this often with various other dialogs as well.
Pressing "Alt-Tab" and reselecting Delphi you will cause the dialog to appear in the front again.
Note: This happens with other versions of Delphi as well.
I have the same problem with older versions of Delphi like D6.
My solution is use another tool like WinExp –Windows Explorer– or WinResQ to explore the existing active windows on system and reactivate it (BringToTop).
With this solution I get the Delphi IDE on Top and appears the window that cause the lock. This is the only option I have worked for me.
Regards.
Alt+Tab works, but you have to select another application, then Alt+Tab to return to Delphi, and then the dialog will show in front.
Debug buttons are disabled in Delphi 2007 IDE. I can build project with command line or Project -> Build, but cannot run application or either attach to process.
I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this issue in the past and can help me.
Few facts:
Delphi 2007 IDE was installed on my machine and worked just fine.
Debug buttons got disabled at one point of time and I have no idea what was the reason.
I tried reinstalling Delphi, but this did not help.
License for Delphi is ok.
I suppose that there should be
something with either registry or 3rd
party components.
I'm .NET developer and need investigate some piece of Delphi code, so please do not blame me :)
Will appreciate any help.
Possibility...
Go to pull down menu: 'Project/Options/Compiler' and set in field 'Build Configuration' to 'Debug'. In filed 'Debugging' switch-on first 5 switches like 'Debugging Informations' and so on!
So, as I figure it out later (from Delphi developers from different team) issue was with 3rd party components to Delphi. They stored something into registry. It was enough to change some registry keys, they did this so I cannot post it here.
Very interesting how it could be that such components got shipped.