Cesar Romero wrote:
> >> And why do you think a form.OnCreate would fire at the right moment ?
> >
> > Well, using embedded forms at runtime... you create the form when you
> > need the form. At which point the OnCreate fires. Frames are meant
> > for usage at design time, so you have no control at runtime, as to
> > when it was created.
>
> I agree and share the same opinion that Graeme, I use extensivelly form
> creation at runtime, and I had to drop the TFrame and use
> embedded TForm.
Same here!
TFrame is useless when the widget-set supports embedding TForm.
Also, embedding out-of-process TForms is indispensable, but not all
widget-sets support this; gtk currently doesn't.
Thanks!
--
Al
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