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Congratulations for this:
procedure popc(sender:tobject);
procedure pop1c(sender:tobject);
procedure pop2c(sender:tobject);
procedure pop3c(sender:tobject);
procedure pop4c(sender:tobject);
than I wanted to do something in formcreate method and I was lazy to type so
I dblcicked on the form.
What surpris! All the
"
procedure TForm1.popc(sender:tobject);
begin

end;
" skeleton was also created! :-)
Does anybody know how can I invoke it directly? Because I put another procedure and again dcbclick on
the form. This time does not happen anythig. But after putting a button and doubleclicking on it both
the new procedure skeleton and the onclick method was created. I would not put a button on, dblclick
than delete it. And again and again. So, can I invoke it manually? (Only putting not enough.)

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Component Palette have no tooltips?

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When you save and create a dir, go in and than forget to give a name just hit ok lazarus thinks it
is saved. It let me quit and after ... Hey, where is my file?? So watch! :)

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Put a button on the form. Then change its name. It will change the caption (since you have not changed that
manually) and change the declaration in the source editor. Now make an onclick. Change the name again.
Caption and declaration will change but the value of the onclick(Event) not and so of course won't change
the code in the source code. You can compile but looks strange. Maybe it is a 'ToDo'.

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Sometimes component appear int the top-left corner and with and height is ignored. Even if I later
explicitly write it in the source.

TabStop does not work properly.

&Something on a button looks ok at design time. But in case of disappearing (I do not know where
are my buttons) does not work. Invisible control won't get user input, I guess. But where are they??

O yeah, I saw a message when I was running the program in Konsole. It as streaming problem because I
accidentally clicked double on Memo and os it make a MemoChange event. I deleted is manually from the
source editor but not from the Object Inspector (I used to do it in Delphi and works, Delphi automatically
remove from ObjInsp). So it caused the buttons (I put later than memo) disappear and caused memo behave
strange.

It seems modifying source manually make a big confusion. You cannot rename an exsisting method, If you
accidentally delete its skeleton it cannot go there (by dblclicking) and you have to fix it manually,
and this third. (I say this after two days usage so maybe the list is longer.) I see it is a rather complex
thing so I won't fix it. :-)

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Is there a Or is there a list of known problems? So I won't tell what is on the list.

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Ctrl + F2 actually does not stop the running program. First it just make a pause. Next time a stop.

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Mattias Gaertner
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Congratulations for this: procedure popc(sender:tobject); procedure pop1c(sender:tobject); procedure pop2c(sender:tobject); procedure pop3c(sender:tobject); procedure pop4c(sender:tobject); than I wanted to do something in formcreate method and I was lazy to type so I dblcicked on the form. What surpris! All the " procedure TForm1.popc(sender:tobject); begin end; " skeleton was also created! :-) Does anybody know how can I invoke it directly? Because I put another procedure and again dcbclick on the form. This time does not happen anythig. But after putting a button and doubleclicking on it both the new procedure skeleton and the onclick method was created. I would not put a button on, dblclick than delete it. And again and again. So, can I invoke it manually? (Only putting not enough.)

Probably you mean Edit- > Complete code.

------------ Component Palette have no tooltips?

Yes they have. You can activate them in environment -> environment options -> desktop.

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------------ When you save and create a dir, go in and than forget to give a name just hit ok lazarus thinks it is saved. It let me quit and after ... Hey, where is my file?? So watch! :)

fixed

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------------ Put a button on the form. Then change its name. It will change the caption (since you have not changed that manually) and change the declaration in the source editor. Now make an onclick. Change the name again. Caption and declaration will change but the value of the onclick(Event) not and so of course won't change the code in the source code. You can compile but looks strange. Maybe it is a'ToDo'.

Yes, it's a ToDo.

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------------ Sometimes component appear int the top-left corner and with and height is ignored. Even if I later explicitly write it in the source.

What components?

TabStop does not work properly.

ToDo

&Something on a button looks ok at design time. But in case of disappearing(I do not know where are my buttons) does not work. Invisible control won't get user input, I guess. But where are they??

What do you mean with 'in case of disappearing'?

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O yeah, I saw a message when I was running the program in Konsole. It as streaming problem because I accidentally clicked double on Memo and os it make a MemoChange event. I deleted is manually from the source editor but not from the Object Inspector (I used to do it in Delphi and works, Delphi automatically remove from ObjInsp). So it caused the buttons (I put later than memo) disappear and caused memo behave strange.

ToDo

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It seems modifying source manually make a big confusion. You cannot rename an exsisting method, If you accidentally delete its skeleton it cannot go there (by dblclicking) and you have to fix it manually, and this third. (I say this after two days usage so maybe the list is longer.) I see it is a rather complex thing so I won't fix it. :-) ------------ Is there a Or is there a list of known problems? So I won't tell what is on the list.

Plz use the bug tracking on the website.

------------ Ctrl + F2 actually does not stop the running program. First it just make a pause. Next time a stop.

This is probably for Marc.

Mattias

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