Object Inspector properties shown in events tab?
lazarus / 10-Designer

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Bart · 2011-03-26 11:36

Just a dumb question.

For some time now I noticed, that in the Object Inspector's Event's
tab, it starts with some properties before listing the events.

See attached screenshot form a new application, consisting of only 1
empty form.
Sometimes these properties also seem to hide events.

Is this normal behaviour?

Bart

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Blaazen · 2011-03-26 11:46

The same here, Linux+Qt. But it is there for a longer time (I use SVN
snapshots).

f.i. "Action" is in both Properties and Events, but I usually use it
in Properties because it is habit.

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Neil Darlow · 2011-04-06 19:00

Hi,

I noticed this too and created a report in the bugtracker.

Regards,
Neil Darlow

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Martin_fr · 2011-04-06 19:12

I think this is correct.

The action is an object, which has events too.

If you assign an action to the property, then you should notice a
little  on front of it. this allows you to manage the events of the
actions.

Of course, you can also manage the events of the action, by selecting
the action in the object inspector. It's just another way to access
things faster.

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Bart · 2011-04-07 14:22

But ActiveControl, Constraints en Menu should IMHO not be there?

Bart

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Blaazen · 2011-04-07 14:27

QuoteBut ActiveControl, Constraints en Menu should IMHO not be there?
If I select Form1.ActiveControl for exmaple Button1 then I can access
all events of Button1 in Event Tab of Form1. It is probably why Laz.
developers did it.

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zeljko · 2011-04-07 16:30

Quote from: Blaazen on April 07, 2011, 04:27:59 pmIf I select
Form1.ActiveControl for exmaple Button1 then I can access all events
of Button1 in Event Tab of Form1. It is probably why Laz. developers
did it.

exactly.