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    Posted: 11 March 2010 at 12:46pm
I have now installed the new version 13.3.1 for my application.
The main problem, editing the ReportControl, is solved.
 
But now i have new problems:
 
If i use in the SkinFramework the xtpSkinApplyMenus i must cancel the skinning at application-end to prevent a crash in the VB6-IDE.
But, this my be ok.
 
Than, you provide a new property in ReportControl:
 
ShowNonActiveInPlaceButton
 
I expected, if i click the button when the item is not in editmode, the edit ist automatically started AND the action will happen.
For exsample: i define a dropdown-inplaceeditbutton, but the dropdownlist will not appear.
I need a second click to the button.
This will not realy help.
 
Also i miss
- autocomplete-property for constraints like Commandbar-Combobox
- skinning the dropdownlist
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The biggest problem now for 13.3.1 is:
 
The VB6-IDE WILL ALWAYS CRASH after end of debugging.
I don't know, whats happen, i destroy and close all dockingpanes, i unload all forms, i'm sure, that no objects are still active.
The IDE will come back after the debugapplication ends, i can do some edits in my source, but if i restart the debug (e.g. F5 or CTRL+F5), the IDE Crashes!
Sometimes with the microsofts problem-window (Application encounters a problem ...), somtimes the ide ends without any message.
 
Version 12.0.2 before does nothing. I could restart the debug as often i want.
The crash happens only, if i stop the application from the debugger and not normal with the closebutton.
 
Regarding the other problems i found in the threads here, i think i go back to my working version 12.0.2.
In this case i don't need new versions and don't prolongate my subscription.
 
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The solution, that the IDE doesn't crash is:
 
All CommandBar- and CommandBarFrames-Objects must be processed with the Designer to store (i think) internally a new layout.
The Problem here is (not nice), that in designmode of a form, from CommandBarFrame-Objects only the (unwanted) StatusBar is visible.
At Runtime i must change the property StatusBar.Visible to false.
 
If i have attached a CommandBar to a PicturBox, i must detach it at Form_Unload-Event (set the handle to zero).
Also i must check in CommandBar_Resize-Event if the form is already unloaded and do nothing, otherwise the form will be loaded again and my application works wrong.
 
Additionally, if i deal with circular references, e.g. i store TreeViewNode in ReportRecord.Tag and viseversa, i must clear this by myself.
If i do this not, CodeJock will crash because objects will not be destroyed and perhaps raises unwanted events.
 
Why i found this ?
In most cases after restart the Application from IDE, i get unexpected Errors in CommandBar-Objects, e.g. on access of the CommandBar.Actions.
 
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