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Re: Porting a Delphi Application [message #11514 is a reply to message #11480] Sun, 16 September 2007 12:30 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
mirek is currently offline  mirek
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cbpporter wrote on Sat, 15 September 2007 07:44


1. My applications exe doesn't have the correct icon (it uses the generic one) when I compile my application in Optimal mode. I compiled some of the example applications to, and these also lack the correct icon. But if I compile it in Debug mode, the icons are fine.



Debug mode is trange, however to procedure is to activate .ico export and add .rc file that uses it. See ide/.rc file as an example (the icon is BTW usually the only use for .rc in U++).

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2. If the layout designer or image editor is in the main tab of the editor in the moment the application launches (F5), these editors loose their advanced functionality and revert back to a plain text editor.



That is feature, not error Smile The problem is that these files are, through some macro hackery, in fact valid C++ sources that can be stepped through by debugger.

Press Ctrl+T to get designer back.

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3. Fullscreen windows (under Windows) get a border and a title bar if the window looses focus.



Well, fullscreen windows are not quite typical, this might be a bug. Cared to post a testcase? (BTW, next time please post problems to more appropriate forums, this is really mostly about interesting apps being developed in U++, not problem solving area... your problem might be unnoticed here).

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4. If I create a frame parameterised with a Button (FrameLeft<Button> for example), the Button will have a strange blue-ish skin. But if I create a Frame with a layout which contains a Button, the Button has a normal skin. Is this intentional?



Yes, tries to immitate the appearance of ComboBox buttons.

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5. How do you activate the MacOS theme under Windows as seen in the screenshot (this is not an issue, just a question).



Google: "uxtheme".

Mirek
 
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