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2004-03-12 03:27
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Imagen.JPG (75,160 bytes) |
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I have just updated the components with the version of 15-03-2004 and now when it is going to load a form with a TJvMainMenu with the XP style, it shows the following message of error: Error creating form: Access violation at address 00000000. Read of address 00000000. |
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When one tries to erase the TjvMainMenu of the this form it gives an error of the type access violation, and it is impossible to remove it |
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I have verified that also it gives an error of access violation if the jvcl has been updated to a version superior to 14-03-04 and this one has a JvPopupMenu or JvMainMenu |
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Please use the very latest version of the JVCL taken from CVS, it should fix the access violation. The display bug is something that, unfortunately, I don't think is fixable. It doesn't happen all the time though. |
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The bug of the image happens to me providing that I open this menu, me the white line always appears on having opened a menu with several submenus with images and I displease the mouse for the principal menus |
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Thanks for the report. I figured that out, but as I said, I don't think it is fixable, unless I have a way of knowing if an item with subitems is currently showing them. I'll try to have a crack at that though. |
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What's the progress on this report? Fixed or unsolvable? edited on: 04-05-04 02:47 |
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2004-04-05 01:31
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menu.avi (364,544 bytes) |
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In the video that I have attached it is possible to see the effect that is created by a component TJvMainMenu using the XP style, is seen as occasionally in the submenus a vertical white stripe appears. The video is compressed by the codec Divx |
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This is clearly not fixable because of the way windows displays the menus. It asks to redraw every element, and I have no way to know if a submenu is shown. Moreover, I don't consider this as a bug because the problem only appears for a very short time. This is a glitch, and can't be fixed, to the best of my knowledge. |
- Anonymous
