Hello NG,
the hint on the property editor for the Form "Enter" event sais: Gets fired,
if this control gets the active control.
In my application I experience, that this is "mostly" true, but some times
not.
I have a MDI application, and I use the <Form>.BringToF ront() to activate a
hidden window. Usually I get the "Enter" event on doing this.
But I just had the case, that this event didn't get fired anymore. I
activated my Forms in the MDI several time, but no "Enter" event occured .
Stopping / Starting the Application brought the events back.
What is it I am doing wrong?
Are there "some" conditions by which "<Form>.BringTo Front()" do not fire the
"Enter" event?
Thanks for help and hints.
Regards
Rainer Queck
the hint on the property editor for the Form "Enter" event sais: Gets fired,
if this control gets the active control.
In my application I experience, that this is "mostly" true, but some times
not.
I have a MDI application, and I use the <Form>.BringToF ront() to activate a
hidden window. Usually I get the "Enter" event on doing this.
But I just had the case, that this event didn't get fired anymore. I
activated my Forms in the MDI several time, but no "Enter" event occured .
Stopping / Starting the Application brought the events back.
What is it I am doing wrong?
Are there "some" conditions by which "<Form>.BringTo Front()" do not fire the
"Enter" event?
Thanks for help and hints.
Regards
Rainer Queck