I have this problem since 2.04.
When I double click an event in object inspector, form designer generates wrong named events like:

1) select component named ORDR_ORDER_TYPE_NAME_Combo
2) in the object inspector double click the event
3) form designer generated this event name
procedure TOrderCrudForm.EncounterOrderListDSClick(Sender: TObject);
begin

end;

Actually EncounterOrderListDS is a name of an other component on this form.

And this problem occurs on any form since 2.04.

Emin

I cannot reproduce your error.

You need to make sure that your code is 100% correct.  If there is a syntax error then the automatic event code generation will not work.  Does it compile clean.  Then try to make event by double click.

Walter


Emin wrote:

I have this problem since 2.04.
When I double click an event in object inspector, form designer generates wrong named events like:

1) select component named ORDR_ORDER_TYPE_NAME_Combo
2) in the object inspector double click the event
3) form designer generated this event name
procedure TOrderCrudForm.EncounterOrderListDSClick(Sender: TObject);
begin

end;

Actually EncounterOrderListDS is a name of an other component on this form.

And this problem occurs on any form since 2.04.

Emin

On 1/13/2016 6:18 PM, Emin wrote:
> When I double click an event in object inspector, form designer generates wrong named events like:
>
> 1) select component named ORDR_ORDER_TYPE_NAME_Combo
> 2) in the object inspector double click the event
> 3) form designer generated this event name
> procedure TOrderCrudForm.EncounterOrderListDSClick(Sender: TObject);
> begin
> end;

Not seeing it here either.

Even the event generated does not really make sense - if your component
is a combo box then it should generate a "Change" event by default (i.e.
ORDR_ORDER_TYPE_NAME_ComboChange).


Assuming your other component is a TDataset then double click for that
should normally generate a AfterLoad event.


> And this problem occurs on any form since 2.04.

I would suggest you zip up the project in question and send copy to Tim
so he can check it out.

Few other questions

1. Does this happen with a new project ?

2. Have you manually edited the auto-generated code ? (for example
changing the component name in code instead of using IDE and object
inspector?)

2. Like Matthew said is the code compilable (no syntax errors etc)


Raul

Emin,

<< When I double click an event in object inspector, form designer generates wrong named events like:

1) select component named ORDR_ORDER_TYPE_NAME_Combo
2) in the object inspector double click the event
3) form designer generated this event name
procedure TOrderCrudForm.EncounterOrderListDSClick(Sender: TObject);
begin

end;

Actually EncounterOrderListDS is a name of an other component on this form. >>

As Raul said, please email me a copy of a form (.wbf and .wbs) that exhibits this issue, and I'll take a look.

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Walter, Raul
Thank you for testing I will send form resource/code to Tim (which compiles fine).
By the way, when I restart the IDE this problem goes away and comes after few changes.
Thanks
Emin

Tim,

> As Raul said, please email me a copy of a form (.wbf and .wbs) that exhibits this issue, and I'll take a look.

Could that be fixed meanwhile? If not, I can confirm that behaviour, but
not replicate it. After a restart of the IDE it works fine again.

Uli

Uli,

<< Could that be fixed meanwhile? >>

Could *what* be fixed ?  If I can't replicate the issue here, then I can't fix it.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> Could *what* be fixed ?  If I can't replicate the issue here, then I can't fix it.

Emin sent you his project, that's why I asked. Just wanted to avoid
useless tests on my side.

Uli

Uli,

<< Emin sent you his project >>

Actually, he didn't send over anything, so I'm still without a reproducible test case.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com