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  1. Posted · Edited by PeterPanettone

    Yes, this drop-down panel is outside of my IDE window and is attached to the upper edge of my screen because I have a desktop toolbar attached to the upper edge of my screen.

     

    It should be inside the IDE window and attached to the main toolbar or to the IDE title bar.

     

    Obviously this dropdown toolbar thinks: "The IDE window is maximized, so I will attach myself to the upper edge of the screen, so it looks as I am attached to the IDE title bar".

     

    But the dropdown toolbar does not realize that even when the IDE window is maximized, this does not necessarily mean that the IDE window title bar is attached at the upper edge of the screen. Which on my desktop is not the case because the desktop toolbar is between ths upper edge of the screen and the IDE window title bar!

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    In Delphi 10.3 Rio I missed the Structure Panel Search:

     

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    So I was happy to read at Andy's Blog and Tools web page: 

     

    DDevExtensions and DFMCheck released for Delphi 10.3 Rio

    [...]

    Fixed: Structure-View search dropdown had a max height of 2 items

     

    And after installing DDevExtensions in Rio I now have Structure Panel Search:

     

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    Thank you, Andreas Hausladen!

     

    Additionally, I have a suggestion for the Structure Panel Search:

     

    Often I had the need to filter out all components/controls of a specific type in the Structure Panel:

     

    So, when explicitly writing a type name (e.g. *TLabel*) in the filter field, the Structure Panel should show all TLabel controls.

     

    This would be very useful!

     

    What do you think?

     

     

  4. Posted · Edited by PeterPanettone

    Thanks, Uwe.

    However, this is on my primary monitor. Here is another example:

     

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    I am on Windows 7 x64 SP1. I do not have Windows 10 to test it on Windows 10. Does it look better on Windows 10?

  5. Posted

    Thank you for MMX Code Explorer! This is such a great addition to Delphi!

    Have you compiled the MMX dialog form with the Scaled property set to True?

    If yes, maybe this could be the cause for the dialog font size being too large on my big screen? (With the system-font set to 125%):

     

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    What do you think?

     

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