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| No Key event with MDI-application |
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Fri, 4 May 2007 15:56:51 -0400 |
Hi,
I've just installed Turbo C++ Explorer and have a problem which can
easily be re-created with the following steps:
1) Open up a new MDI-application
2) It prepares a window with it's FormStyle=fsMDIForm
3) Set up a dummy OnKeyDown event handler and place a break on it
4) Set up a dummy OnMouseDown event handler and place a break on it
5) Compile
6) Press a mouse-key: Stops ar break point (OK) press F9
7) Press any key: No action, although it should stop (the problem!)
8) Change the Form's setting to Enabled=false
9) Compile
10) Press a mouse-key: No action (OK) press F9
11) Press any key: Stop at OnKeyDown-event! (although it shouldn't in this
case)
I had the same problem with BCB4 and 5 before.
Can anybody look into this or tell me how to report that problem to Borland in
order to
get a fix?
Harry
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| Re: No Key event with MDI-application |
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Fri, 04 May 2007 22:34:41 +020 |
"Hartmut Kloppert" <HKloppert@access-4-free.com> writes:
> I've just installed Turbo C++ Explorer
The Turbo C++ that is on topic in this newsgroup is much, much older
than Turbo C++ Explorer; the naming of the newsgroups is a bit
confusing in this respect.
For questions about Turbo C++ Explorer, please use the appropriate C++
Builder newsgroup. C++ Builder related newsgroups have .cppbuilder. in
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