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Possible bug with NGInputDialog..

Hi Team,
Windows 10, Delphi 10.1 Berlin & the latest NG components.
If I use just the standard Buttons and double-click on the component on the form it puts up the designer without issue.
If I now add a custom button, either in the designer and close it, or in the Object Inspector, then double click on the component to re-open it, I get an access violation error in rtl240.bpl.  
If I remove the custom button all is good again.
Is it just me or is this an issue?
Regards,
Ian

Comments

  • Hi,

    The bug has been fixed. If you have access to LMD SVN, you can update sources now, otherwise, please wait for next minor release.
  • Tks Eugene.
    I can wait.
    Thanks for the rapid response.
    Regards,
    Ian
  • Hi Eugene,
    I had a look in the LMD SVN but couldn't find any reference to the NG stuff/source, only the normal LMD stuff.
    Do I not have the right access?

    Ian
  • >>I had a look in the LMD SVN but couldn't find any reference to the NG stuff/source, only the normal LMD stuff.<<
    Like in previous releases please replace LMD2017VCL with LM2017NG in the SVN access URL.



  • edited February 2017
    Hi Rafael,
    OK.  No problem.  Never been there before so newbie.  :-)
    Tried the change.  Looks like I don't have permission to access that area.  403 error.
    Tks,
    Ian
  • Please make sure you are using correct URL. I just tested with your personal access data and everything works fine.
  • Hi Rafael,
    Cutting & pasting the SVN URL from my Renewals site I can access the LMD SVN OK.  If I replace LMD2017VCL with LM2017NG in the URL I get the following..

    Forbidden

    You don't have permission to access /repos01/LM2017NG/trunk/public/ on this server.

  • Sorry, should certainly be LMD2017NG. Actually you replace only VCL with NG.
  • Done & Dusted.
    Thank you. Case closed.
    Regards,
    Ian
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