It was the auto-shortcut that Delphi gives the standard edit action
for delete that was blocking the key. I'm not sure I understand why as of
yet, but at least it's working correctly now.
As to the TBitButton...it's a descendant of the original from the
Raize component set and it includes special framing options that can be used
to really make these buttons look good. I don't want to post a bmp to the
list, but if you want I can send you one directly so you can see how it
looks. I create my own toolbar using the Raize Panel...again with special
border and framing control and these buttons within.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Stephen Posey
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:32 AM
To: Borland's Delphi Discussion List
Subject: Re: TMemo TDBMemo and Delete key
Robert Meek wrote:
> I'm using a TBitbutton descendant. And it finally dawned on me that
>they were the problem so I just re-set the focus myself and they're just
>fine now,
>
Just out of curiosity, what does TBitButton buy you that TSpeedButton
doesn't for this situation?
>but as for the delete key...I haven't set up any keydown or
>keypress procedures using it, nor have I set any shortcuts to use it. It
>does delete selected text, but not blank spaces or lines!
>
>
Best I can offer you there is to have a look at your code, otherwise I'm
baffled. I've never seen a TMemo behave like that.
Stephen Posey
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