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Report #:
36963
Status:
Reported
"New VCL Component" Wizard could be improved.
Project:
Delphi
Build #:
10.0.2288.42451
Version:
10.0
Submitted By:
Samuel Herzog
Report Type:
Minor failure / Design problem
Date Reported:
11/24/2006 4:38:28 AM
Severity:
Commonly encountered problem
Last Updated:
11/25/2006 4:19:27 AM
Platform:
All versions
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Resolution:
None
Resolved in Build:
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Duplicate of:
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Overall Rating:
(2 Total Ratings)
4.50 out of 5
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Description
The way it is now:
1. Start Delphi (I start it with -np)
2. Choose "Component" - "New VCL Component". The Wizard shows up.
3. Select "Ancestor" Component and press <Next>. (e.g. TPanel).
4. Set "ClassName" to <TMyPanel>. Press <Next>.
5. On this Page only one Radio-Button is shown. <Create Unit> and the button <Finished> is enabled.
6. Press <Finish> and the new unit is shown in the source editor.
This is not user friendly because:
- it doesn't make sense to present a Dialog with one option and the user can't even de-select it.
- there is no option to compile&install the component/package.
This was better solved in D7.
The way it should be:
When pressing the button <Finish>, at least the package should be opened in the project manager.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start Delphi (I start it with -np)
2. Choose "Component" - "New VCL Component". The Wizard shows up.
3. Select "Ancestor" Component and press <Next>. (e.g. TPanel).
4. Set "ClassName" to <TMyPanel>. Press <Next>.
5. On this Page only one Radio-Button is shown. <Create Unit> and the button <Finished> is enabled.
6. Press <Finish> and the new unit is shown in the source editor.
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Comments
Sebastian Modersohn at 11/25/2006 4:17:07 AM
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The Wizard is context sensitive now. If your current project is a package there is another option at the final page called "Add unit to <Package name> project".
I *suspect* the ability to create a new package has been removed because of the different personalities the IDE now supports.
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