Tiny thing: when I doubleclick a TImage component in the IDE, the OnLoad
procedure is opened, shouldn't it be the OnClick procedure?

Just wondered why the OnClick event did not fire.

Uli

Uli Becker wrote:

// ... the OnLoad procedure is opened, shouldn't it be the OnClick procedure?

I just tried this and it works fine (IDE 2.05B4). My click or double-click handlers fire while clicking, the onload OnLoad handler only once after startup (when loaded).

Michael Dreher

Michael Dreher wrote:

> // ... the OnLoad procedure is opened, shouldn't it be the OnClick procedure?
>
> I just tried this and it works fine (IDE 2.05B4).

Tim said he would be changing this, so I guess that's the build it got fixed in. For some reason I'm still on 2.05B3 which has the OnLoad default.

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Matthew Jones

Michael,

> I just tried this and it works fine (IDE 2.05B4). My click or double-click handlers fire while clicking, the onload OnLoad handler only once after startup (when loaded).

I mean the default handler which is opened (created) when clicking on
the component itself.

Uli

Matthew,

> Tim said he would be changing this, so I guess that's the build it got fixed in. For some reason I'm still on 2.05B3 which has the OnLoad default.

OK, thanks. Maybe it was even me who reported that (long time ago).

Uli

Uli Becker wrote:

> > Tim said he would be changing this, so I guess that's the build it got fixed in. For some reason I'm still on 2.05B3 which has the OnLoad default.

Just tried with 2.05B4 in a VM I have it on, and it still does the OnLoad.

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Matthew Jones

Uli Becker wrote:

   //  I mean the default handler which is opened (created) when clicking on
   // the component itself.
   //
   // Uli

The double click at design time, I see. TImage inherit the OnLoad-default from TWebControl (in 2.05B4).

Michael Dreher

Uli,

<< Tiny thing: when I doubleclick a TImage component in the IDE, the OnLoad procedure is opened, shouldn't it be the OnClick procedure? >>

Not for the TImage control.  I try to pick the event handler that is most likely to be useful as the "default" event handler at design-time.  If you don't like my choice, then you can change it:

WebBrwsr unit:

  TImage = class(TWebControl)
...
     published
...
        property OnClick; default;  <<< Add the ; default part

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> I try to pick the event handler that is most likely to be useful as
the "default" event handler at design-time.  If you don't like my
choice, then you can change it

I nearly always like your choice.

Thank you.

Uli