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Wed, Mar 1 2006 8:37 AM | Permanent Link |
"Johnnie Norsworthy" | I just wanted to share a technique I recently started using in a large
application I am currently building. I have found it to be a huge timesaver for my complex component settings which I would normally repeat a lot at design time. I create a form and set it to not be automatically created at runtime. I call this my "clipboard form". Then I add components to this form as I need a new type and set all design time properties necessary. This can be quite a few settings. When I need a component on another form, I cut and paste from this form to that form. It may seem simple, but this saves me a precious seconds quite a few times a day. I am aware there are other methods for accomplishing the same thing with Delphi, but my way has been quick to implement and makes my form building almost easy. -Johnnie |
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