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Border for floating form resizing

chkchk
edited July 2015 in LMD-Tools
If I have one or more panels on a floating form, it's quite tricky to resize the form because only one pixel is active for resizing.

What is the best way to give the user a bigger area, where he can resize a floating form?

cu Christian

Comments

  • Hi,

    This is known bug. I'm thinking how it can be fixed.

    Eugene,
    LMd Innovative.
  • Hello Eugene,

    have you found a solution for this?

    Kerem
  • Hi,

    Unfortunately, not yet.

    Eugene,
    LMD Innovative.
  • Hello,

    I think I know why some forms have this behaviour. It is designed like this in the docking style. I created my own style with the Style Editor and found a property called "FrameContent" which is set to 1 in the style "VS2012". This value and the corresponding area in the image have to be changed for the elements "PanelForm", "GroupForm" and "DocForm" I think. I have tested it for "PanelForm" with "FrameContent" of 3 pixels and it worked fine.

    Eugene, I think you should fix this in the default styles for the next release because resizing a form with only one pixel is very hard.

    Regards
    Kerem
  • Hi,

    Yes, you right, changing style is a workaround. I'm trying to fix it providing glow/shadow around the window like in Visual Studio.

    Eugene.
  • Hi,
      I can't find Style Editor. Could you please provide me more info about this tool.

    Thank you
    Daril
  • Hi,

    have a look at the dir where you have installed lmd. There is a folder called "tools" and in this folder there is the DockingStyleEditor.exe

    Kerem

  • Hi,

    This issue is now fixed. I've implemented Visual Studio like shadows around floating forms, to provide more space for resizing. There will be minor service release very very soon.

    Eugene.
  • Hi to all,

    Tested here in my program using VCL styles. Works like a charm in both Windows style and others.

    Thanks for this update!
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