[Customdrawn] Some patches for dialogs and palette

[Graeme Geldenhuys]

On 11/09/12 13:19, Michael Schnell wrote:
> On 09/11/2012 01:25 PM, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
>> Then I fail to see why it doesn't work for you and seams to work for
>> everyone else. Maybe it doesn't work in SuSE only?
>
> I can't believe this. I will upgrade to 12.2 some day soon. I'll report
> back what happens then.

I've used OpenSUSE 12.1 for a few months, and a few days ago upgraded 
(not a reinstall) to 12.2 (64-bit), and OpenSUSE works perfectly for my 
development work.

What exactly are you trying to test in the CustomDrawn widgetset - I 
don't normally use LCL, but I don't mind testing something for you under 
OpenSUSE 64-bit.

> in fact don't know why in my installation range checking is active, but
> I feel that such a problem should be cured and not hidden by disabling
> range checks.

+1000

I have recently experienced some every strange, and extremely hard to 
debug code (which contractors wrote for us). GDB had no clue as to where 
the problem was, and stack traces was useless due to corrupt memory 
(caused by the bug in our software). It was suggested I enabled range 
checking for that project, which I did. And within 5 minutes I found the 
location of the bug and fixed it. I waisted 7 days of debugging before I 
used the range check function!! Now ALL my projects have range checking 
enabled.

Range checking is extra help for the developer, and makes doubly sure 
there isn't some silly code in your project! Don't avoid range checking! 
If your project fails to build with range checking enabled, you have a 
problem in your software, which must be fixed.

Regards,
   - Graeme -