TMSFNCDataGrid - Bug with row visibility

FNC TMS FNC UI Pack
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Under certain conditions the DataGrid isn't displaying Rows that are present. Setps to reproduce:

  • Drop a TMSFNCDataGrid onto a Form
  • In the Constructor fill the Grid with data
	this->DataGrid->RowCount = 30;
	for(int nZeile{0}; nZeile < this->DataGrid->RowCount; ++nZeile)
		this->DataGrid->Strings[0][nZeile] = L"Zeile " + IntToStr(nZeile);
  • Start the Application and Resize the form that a Scrollbar is visible
  • Scroll down to the last row
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  • Now resize the form so that the ScrollBar isn't needed anymore
  • Now the grid seems to be broken (no ScrollBar, and all rows above "10" aren't visible even scrolling with the mousewheel doesn't bring the rows back)
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A couple of questions:

  1. Are you using the latest version?
  2. Is the grid client-aligned or how is the aligning happening?
  3. Dit you resize the grid at the right side, or bottom side
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  1. Not the most recent one. We are one Version behind as with the last Version there where Compile-Problems with C++-Builder. So we decided to stick with the Version before and wait for the new release where this is fixed.
  2. Yes, the Grid is Client aligned
  3. I resized the grid at the bottom side
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We've released TMS FNC UI Pack v6.6. You can check if this fixes the issue. If not, then you might to attach a reproducible sample, we can't really see an issue here. Thanks

5

I updated to the latest version. Unfortunately it doesn't solve the problem.
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I attached a minimal example:

  • Open the project and Compile
  • Scroll all the way down
  • Resize the dialog on the bottom side, so that the vertical scrollbar isn't visible anymore
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Thanks for reporting! We've addressed this issue, next version of TMS FNC UI Pack will have a fix included.

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Tested the new version. Works now as expected. Thank you.

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