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Hello

This issue will be solved in the next release, I think.

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Hello

I think, in the version 7.46 this problem will be fixed.

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Hello

Try this code :

Code:

procedure TForm1.sComboBox1Change(Sender: TObject);
var
IniFile : TIniFile;
begin
sSkinManager1.SkinName := sComboBox1.Text;
end;

Be sure that sSkinManager1.SkinDirectory is initialized correctly.

And why you have added ' (internal)' in combobox items? Your project haven't internal skins with such names.

And why you not uses a sample from the ASkinDemo project?

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'gispos' wrote:

PS: I’m testing Demo Version 7.45… oooh man, the solved problem with flickering on Edit controls by activate the application is now again available. 🙁

These issues are not linked. Maybe you can show me a demo with blinking?

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Hello

Skinned forms can be non-rectangular if ExtendedBorders are used.

But if you do not want to paint such form in skin (if you want use non-rect form common for all skins) then any third party component may be used. I think, such components exists already, in the Jedy project, for example.

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Hello

For changing a menu font you can use the CustomMenuFont:TFont variable.

This variable is declared in the sSkinMenus.pas unit and used for drawing of text in menus (if CustomMenuFont is not Nil).

Example of using :

  CustomMenuFont := TFont.Create;


CustomMenuFont.Name := 'Comic Sans MS';


CustomMenuFont.Style := [fsBold];





uses sSkinMenus;

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Hello

You mean arrows in the TsDBGrid component?

DrawColorArrow procedure used there, you can see an example of using in the acDBGrid.pas file.

Or maybe I not quite understand you?

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Hello Giuseppe

I plan to check this version of DevEx, but can't do it now. I hope I'll be able to do it soon.

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Hello and thank you for the demo.

Try to disable a minimizing animation : sSkinManager1.AnimEffects.Minimizing.Active := False;

Animation will not work in your case.

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'IPSteven' wrote:

I don't know if it is bug in AlphaSkins or not but the MeasureItem() event in sCheckListBox is not firing.

With a regular list box you could use this event to individually adjust the height of each line as needed.

Serge – if your checking out this thread maybe you could comment or check it out?

Hello

Try change the style property to lbOwnerDrawVariable.

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'mol' wrote:

Bug is still present in 7.45 beta

Reasons are same as in the topic about a print dialog. I will search other systems.

Or maybe you can give me access to your PC for debugging?

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Thank you for researching, I'll be thinking about that. 🙂

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Hello

The stable release will be ready at the nearest 2-3 weeks.

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'Jore' wrote:

I want to be able to exchange the skins using a sCombobox.

You can find an example in the ASkinDemo project. You saw that?

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Hello

What is version of the AlphaControls package? Can you try current ASkinDemo.exe? Such effect exists there?

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Try “Glyph.Assign(nil)”

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Hello and thank you for screenshots, I'll try to reproduce and improve it soon.

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Hello.

You read the “Getting started” part in the help-file?

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Hello Warren

TsSkinProvider component have the TitleIcon property. Try it for defining an image in the form caption, it's easiest way.

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Hello

try such code please :

Code:

uses acPNG, CommCtrl;

procedure TForm1.sButton1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
Png : TPNGGraphic;
rs : TResourceStream;
Ico : hIcon;
begin
Png := TPNGGraphic.Create;
rs := TResourceStream.Create(hInstance, 'GLYF_CONFEDITOR', RT_RCDATA);
Png.LoadFromStream(rs);
rs.Free;
sbitbtn1.Glyph.Assign(Png);
Png.Free;
end;

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