[Support]

Hello

Can you help me to repeat this issue?

I'm trying to make a test-app with such bug, but can't, unfortunately.

[JM-DG]

'Support' wrote:

Hello

Can you help me to repeat this issue?

I'm trying to make a test-app with such bug, but can't, unfortunately.

I'll try to make a demo with the problem replicated. So far, no success.

Maybe caused by this recent change??: Solved issue with a form disappearing after showing.

[Support]

'JM-DG' wrote:

Maybe caused by this recent change??

I think, yes, this issue is linked with latest changes.

I need to know how to repeat the issue for fixing it.

[JM-DG]

'Support' wrote:

I think, yes, this issue is linked with latest changes.

I need to know how to repeat the issue for fixing it.

Hi!

I was able to reproduce the “Windows positionning, sizes & constraints are now inconsistent at run-time” problem I mentionned.

There's a 1 pixel increase in height every time I restart the application.

Also the constraint 170 does not seem to always stay true: I can resize down to 169 on first launch? When I first launch at => 172 the constraint seems to be back.

It may appear like not much, but in my application it is important that every windows sit tight at 170 + (n * 10) because I have a “snapping system” which makes the problem more apparent.

It was ok last version.

I have attached a simple demo.

As for the visibility problem, I'm still working on making a simple demo with the problem. (It's hard to reproduce on a new application but it happens on my main application every time)

[Support]

Thank you for the project. I have sent a patched file by private message, please try it.

[JM-DG]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you for the project. I have sent a patched file by private message, please try it.

The patch file you sent me seems to have fixed completely the “size” problem. :a7:

I'll try to find some time tonight to pin down the visibility problem remaining.

[JM-DG]

Update 1: When I comment out the usage of the procedure UpdateLayerVisibility() from sVclUtils.pas all the windows from my project behave correctly (visible).

Update 2:

It seems like the lines causing some of my windows not to draw are the one using the cflags constant in the UpdateLayerVisibility procedure.

Code:

SetWindowPos(Handle, 0, 0, 0, WidthOf(R), HeightOf(R) – 1, cFlags);
SetWindowPos(Handle, 0, 0, 0, WidthOf(R), HeightOf(R) + 1, cFlags);

When passing 0 as flag, the visibility of my windows are ok (but it fucks up positionning).

Code:

SetWindowPos(Handle, 0, 0, 0, WidthOf(R), HeightOf(R) + 1, 0);

Update 3: Yes!!!! Successfully reproduced the problem in a simple demo. Coming soon.

[JM-DG]

To reproduce:

Any new window with no constraints (minHeight or minWidth) & having a border set to bsNone.

If your mouse over the window, it will repaint itself.

[TAZ]

For curiosity sake, I downloaded the project. I then ran JM's compiled exe and verified that the second window background is missing. You have to move the mouse over for it to show.

I then loaded the project into my Delphi IDE and compiled it. Then ran the exe from (1) the IDE and (2) as a stand alone and the problem did NOT occur. The second window background appeared when called.

Not sure if this helps.

Windows 7 Ultimate, Delphi 10.2.3, AC 14.18

[JM-DG]

'TAZ' wrote:

For curiosity sake, I downloaded the project. I then ran JM's compiled exe and verified that the second window background is missing. You have to move the mouse over for it to show.

I then loaded the project into my Delphi IDE and compiled it. Then ran the exe from (1) the IDE and (2) as a stand alone and the problem did NOT occur. The second window background appeared when called.

Not sure if this helps.

Windows 7 Ultimate, Delphi 10.2.3, AC 14.18

So it would be a Delphi7 problem only? <_<

[TAZ]

I have attached my exe. Did not change any code.

[Support]

Thanks for the demo.

The issue is not repeated with latest versions of the Delphi.

I will think how to improve it in the neareast release.

[JM-DG]

'Support' wrote:

Thanks for the demo.

The issue is not repeated with latest versions of the Delphi.

I will think how to improve it in the neareast release.

With some tests, I realised that it can be as simple as simply removing the “SWP_NOREDRAW” flag from the cFlags constant.

I dunno if it's a good solution though.

[Support]

Yes, I have found the same solution

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