Andreas Schneider <ak...@gmx.de> hat am 17. Januar 2012 um 16:08 geschrieben:
> On Tuesday, January 17, 2012, at 13:15 Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote: > > If the use case is closing the main form without quitting the > > application, then I would prefer a property > > TApplication.QuitApplicationWhenMainFormCloses or something like that. > > > My current use case is: > - show a login form > - when login succeeds, show a progress form (connection initialization) and close login > - on failure: go back to login > - on success: show the actual application form and close the login form Instead of Application.CreateForm create the form directly. For example: LoginForm:=TLoginForm.Create(nil); while LoginForm.ShowModal<>mrOk do ; LoginForm.Free; ... Application.CreateForm(Form1); > > Showing the "main" form always wouldn't seem nice. Starting the application with the > mainform hidden doesn't work afaik. You can hide it manually AFTER it was shown (.Hide), > but Visible=False is ignored on startup. This just doesn't look nice if the main form > pops up for a second to be hidden again. So I use the workflow described above, which > changes the current Application.MainForm several times. Mattias
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