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  1. egnew
    I have a component in a Delphi package. The component contains a TTimer. When I manually create an instance of the Component, everything works fine. But when I drop the component on my form, everything works until the component tries to activate the timer. When the component attempts to start the timer with "FTimer.Enabled := True;", the access violation occurs. The following code from Vcl.ExtCtrls is called with Value=True but as soon as "if Value <> FEnabled" executes, the access violation occurs. procedure TTimer.SetEnabled(Value: Boolean); begin if Value <> FEnabled then begin FEnabled := Value; UpdateTimer; end; end Is this a bug or am I overlooking something? Thanks
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