On 13/11/2011 07:23, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
Do you click (right click / popup) on the actual tab? or on the text
of the source editor?
On the text in the active editor, of course :-)
Strange..., but no idea.
Maybe another window you have open (like fpdoc, code explorer ,... or a
package you have installed...
Docked or undocked IDE?
What version of Winodws
Editor tabs are another (or related?) problem, sometimes the Focus is
set to the tabs instead of the text. Perhaps this is reproducible:
Navigate from a method declaration to the implementation, in an
include file. Save, leave and restart the IDE. The caret should be in
the include file again. Now navigating to the declaration shows the
correct unit but makes the caret disappear, and further cursor
movements (up/down...) select another tab.
Unfortunately not happening here. I I restart the IDE, it makes the main
IDE bar active, So I first need to set focus to an editor, but then it
behaves....
Same questions as above...
I know that used to happen, but I haven't had it for some years now.
One more, possibly related: The Code Explorer does not always follow
the active editor window. Make it display the unit name in its
Caption, for easier verification. Then activate a different editor
window (click into the text), and the Code Explorer doesn't react. I
often have to switch to another tab (of the same window), before Code
Explorer notices the changed unit.
Then maybe internally the ActiveWindow did not change? That would
explain the wrong "locked" window.
Maybe some focus or activate message reaches the wrong editor at the
wrong time?
Try compiling with VerboseFocus defined, and watch the console
output/log file
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