问题
I often embed a TForm
descendant into another TForm
descendant like this:
var
Form1: TForm1;
Form2: TForm2;
begin
Form2.Parent := Form1;
Form2.BorderStyle := bsNone;
Form2.Align := alClient;
Form2.Show;
end;
Usually this works just fine, but sometimes the controls in Form2 are not aligned properly. Is there a general workaround for this sort of problem?
Does anybody know what is causing this "misalignment"?
I know that I could use TFrame
for this kind of job, but I have a lot of library code that I would have to rewrite and I do not see any reason why the TForm
in TForm
approach should not work?
Edit: I have identified the component TcxListView
as the culprit here, I have submitted a bug report to the component vendor (DevExpress):
http://www.devexpress.com/issue=B194161
Edit 2: The developers at DevExpress have analyzed the problem and said that it is actually a defect in the TGridPanel
component by Embarcadero:
http://qc.embarcadero.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=90324
回答1:
I do this as well and I use the following routine to make it happen:
procedure TMyForm.PlaceInsideContainer(Container: TWinControl);
begin
Parent := Container;
Align := alClient;
BorderIcons := [];
BorderStyle := bsNone;
ParentBackground := True;
Show;
end;
I have no problems with this. The only difference that I could possibly imagine could be relevant is the assignment of BorderIcons, but I would doubt that causes a problem.
回答2:
I read a similar question (you'll have to google it) and the answer from TeamB was not to do this as the behaviour was unpredictable and that you should use TFrame instead (which is what I have always done).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4385948/how-to-avoid-issues-when-embedding-a-tform-in-another-tform