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> That's new. What type of artifacts and what controls?
The artifacts aren't left behind. They only appear when moving. Should
have mentioned that first.
The artifacts appear when moving a control around on a form with other
controls. When the bounding box of the moving control crosses the
bounding box of another control, a line appears. Subsequent testing
shows that this occurs with any control, not just TWinControl
descendants.
If these lines are green horizontal or blue vertical then: It's not a bug, it's a feature. They are called guidelines. (Delphi lacks them). They help you to align components to another. You can switch them off in the environment opts.
Hope this helps. ....Also this one might not be a high priority I guess
since the form designer does work, it's a cosmetic issue.
Huh, there are still some very nasty 'bugs' in the designer (e.g. capturing, keys, parent-child relationships, form names). They are simply not implemented, but there are no warnings, so you won't notice that sometimes things goes wrong. So I call them bugs.
There is also a great deal of control redrawing going on. It flickers a
lot.
Yep, I noticed this tomorrow. There were also a lot of mem leaks, which I fixed one minute ago. It came together with some stuff on monday. Hopefully this can be fixed soon...
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> > Sometimes after dropping several controls on the screen, running,
> > editing, running and editing, the selection gets fixed on a particular
> > control and can't be moved off it.
>
> That's probably the designer capturing bug. I will try to fix it this week.
>
Just out of interest, what file is that in ?
Don't know yet. I had not yet the time to track it down. But probably designer.pp, controls.pp, gtkobject.inc or gtkcallback.inc.
Mattias