Hi,
csNoDesignVisible should work. There no need for some special code inside DesignPack for this thing to work. It handled fully inside VCL code...
However, changing Parent is of course simpler...
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There no built-in feature of showing panel's hints on the corresponding tabs. However, you can do this manually. Use OnShowHint event of the TApplicationEvents component, like this:
procedure TfrmMain.ApplicationEvents1ShowHint(var HintStr: stri…
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There no special feature in DesignPack, because it work on top of VCL system. However, I see two possibilities:
1) To prevent controls destruction and recreation simply change its Parent, where you need.
2) Look at csNoDesignVisible standard fla…
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Its hard to understand what you mean. Can you provide me a demo app, which will demonstrate the problem. You can send it to our support mail account: mail@lmdteam.com
Unfortunately, there no way. If you want to do this, you have to use your own controls to show documents instead of ProjectManagerView.
Or, may be in your case it will be adequate to create a node called something like "Global" in the project manage…
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I've added OnLinesChanged(AFistLine, ACount: Integer) event to the edito document. Edit's internal parser use the same way to invalidate its own internal state.
Generally, this is possble, you'll need to override default drag-dock-object to turn on our blue drag rect. But, this is not recommended. We does not guarantee that the form will behave like our docking panel.
In your situation, I would think about different way. For example, you can create UI closer to the tradition. Some thing like:
1) Add a label on the top of edit view, adjust its back color and font to match the edit view. Turn off the border of the …
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1) If you need a hack, you can change our sources and create it for yourself.2) But, you will never be able to **protect** this first line against modifications by the user.3) The system is implemented so that all offsets in undo buffer stored a…