[Lazarus] Component palette reordering
FreeMan
freeman35 at delphiturkiye.com
Sun Nov 30 14:37:45 CET 2014
I wrote, open IDE and new application is started. just one TFORM
I think problem is, while writing in "environmentoptions.xml" just
writing visible items.
<ComponentPaletteOptions>
<ComponentPages Count="21">
<Page1 Value="_*Standard*_">
<*Components Count="_3_"*>
....
Delete this tag from xml, IDE is started and component palette is
normal. Close IDE and restart, is normal. But No tag still in xml file.
- While IDE is open, just minimize and restore IDE from task bar, bingo
components runaway :) ok, Close IDE and reopen, components are there.
xml has no tag still.
- While component are there, open IDE options ->env. options. Component
palette, "restore default" button is disable. everythink is normal.
here we go, Make a Minimize and restore IDE, components gone, Open IDE
options and component palette options, "restore default" buton is still
disable. don't change anythink click ok. If check in
"environmentoptions.xml" <ComponentPaletteOptions> tag, there isn't
there. close IDE and check one more, xml is flashed or write while IDE
closing but just visible item infos, so next open IDE can't see, more
then 3 for standard tab
<Page1 Value="_*Standard*_">
<*Components Count="_3_"*>
On 30-11-2014 14:14, Juha Manninen wrote:
> Then you have a corrupted configuration.
> Go to environment options -> Component palette and click "Restore defauts".
> If there still is a problem, open "environmentoptions.xml" in your
> local configuration (~/.lazarus) and delete section
> <ComponentPaletteOptions> ... </ComponentPaletteOptions>
> completely if there is one.
> If even that did not help then start Lazarus with clean configuration
> : "./lazarus --pcp=~/.laztest" or similar.
>
> BTW, the 3 icons in standard tab are normal for a DataModule.
>
> Juha
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