Canceldialog does not close on printing

rbuser

On printing some reports, either to printer or file, the CancelDialog
does not close. I often get EAccessviloations.

The behaviour is reproduceable but not regularly.
I debugged through the code, but now i am lokking for the event which
forces the dialog to close.

Any hint where to look for?

nicocizik

Hi Carsten,

Please create a simple example that demonstrates this issue that we can
run here and send it to support@digital-metaphors.com and we'll take a
look at it for you.

rbuser

As mentioned several times before we made some changes to the sources
of 1603
An example-project ist difficult to create due to the integration into
our system.

Thats why i asked for the code point where the message should disappear
in order to go on debbugging on my own!
Cheers Carsten

Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) erklärte :

nicocizik

Hi Carsten,

The Cancel Dialog is shown and released in the
TppProducer.PrintToPrinter routine. The Delphi "Find in Files" feature
is very useful when searching for specific source.

For future reference, please indicate that you are altering the RB
source at the beginning of each thread/message. ReportBuilder is a very
large product with an enormous code base. We do not have the resources
to keep track of each part of ReportBuilder every customer is customizing.

We also do not recommend making changes to the released source and
cannot support custom versions of ReportBuilder. ReportBuilder is
already a very customizable product without altering the source. If you
find a place where more customization could be added, let us know and we
will consider it for a later release.

rbuser

Hi Nico,

thank you for that hint.
As already discussed with Nard Mosley, our developers made changes to
RB 5.56. Whether this was a good idea has not to be discussed, they
just made it. I a now trying to reproduce these changes to RB 16.03 in
order to understand how that worked. If understand them, i will try to
reduce some or even eliminate all of these changes.

Thanks a lot for that goog support!

I wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year.
For sure, there will be lots more questions.

Carsten


Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) schrieb :

--


Hint: We altered the sources!Hint: We altered the sources!

rbuser

Carsten Eider hatte dann diese Idee :

Test

--


Hint: We altered the sources!Hint: We altered the sources!