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->Height property and->width property

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leit0050

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Sep 4, 2007
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Hi,
This should be a very basic question. On a groupbox on the form, for example
TGroupBox *GroupBox1;

if I do

someVar = GroupBox1->Height;

I should get the value of the height of the goupbox as drawn on the form, correct? This is confusing me because I'm upgrading a project that uses exactly this syntax. The form height, width, top, and left are all set. However, when I use the debugger, once I get to see that object it is showing all 0's for each of these properties. I don't know if it was a problem with conversion or not. Does anyone have any ideas on this?

I'm considering just copying the old component, pasting, deleting the old, and changing the new ones name. If I do copy and paste, the component shows up proper. Weird

Thankyou
 
According to what I've read, yes, that should work. Why the debugger chokes on it, I don't understand. ClientWidth and ClientHeigth should also show the same thing.



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K,
Let me dig into it and see what I come up with. So far, the debugger is doing strange things unless I'm not using it properly (which is a possibility :) ).

 
Hi,
I have confirmed that ->Height and ->Width are indeed the sizes of the windows. My problem is coming from a different location which I will make a new post for.
 
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