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ProcessMessages is called only when Border Icon of the form is clicked or when MDI-child closed.
Do you know when your error occurs? Could you receive a more detailed log-file with a call stack?Thank you for sources.
Problem not occurs in the AlphaControls Full edition. I will have Lite version installed soon, and I'll try this problem there, please wait a few days.Hello
I'm sorry for delay, all topics are answered in order from bottom (from old topics) to top of the list…
Cause of your problem in a form animation. Set sSkinManager1.AnimEffects.FormShow.Active to False and looping will not be occured in this case.Hello
You can use PaintItem procedure for painting any item which was defined in a skin. Here is an example of this procedure using.QUOTE (Pontus @ Jan 27 2010, 02:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You can use ProcessMessages in this case, but you'll have to make sure that you check whether objects are still there or not.
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Hello and thanks for messages, problem will be solved in the nearest release.
I know that ProcessMessages is not a good way, but sometimes this procedure is used for solving problems which can't be solved by other way or solution is not found.Hello
Try to add “sAlphaImageList1.AcBeginUpdate” before adding icons and “sAlphaImageList.AcEndUpdate(True)” after adding.
Items must be added automatically.Hello and thank you for the example. Could you upload sources of the demo also? (for debugging?)
Thanks in advance!Please wait a new version of the package and try it.
If the problem is not solved then write again, please, and a demo will be desirable..
