I would recommend using a TFrame.
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To create a frame, you must use the File|New Frame menu option (the Frames
component on the Standard tab merely gives you access to the list of frames
defined in the current project). A frame is like a form - you can add
components to it in the same way. The power comes when you start creating the
forms of your application - you can drop in a frame into a form, and all the
form components are there as you defined them in the frame. Except that you can
move them and change them to suit each frame (but you cannot add components).
The frame provides a skeleton.
If you change a component in the frame, all forms using the frame will have
the component changed to suit - the frame skeleton dynamically affects the
forms based on it.
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Myself, I probably would have created a compound component esp if its a UI that
I would use in multple applications.
Frank
cerbadan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: let's say
that I have a form for selecting customers.
and I have those situations.
1. I have to use the same form but with diferent actions on "ok" button
on the same project.
2. I have to use the same form but with diferent actions on "ok" button
on another project.
Wich is the best way to write it, so that I can use it verry easy.
is it possible to import the form on another project and easily rewrite
the actions that any buttons on this form are doing? can I do it by
design? or the only way is to write code, use the form as an object not
as a form with design, and override the action for the button?
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