Is a missing close button normal for IDE windows in Delphi 12?

[dummzeuch 1620]

I just realized that this might be a bug: All my IDE windows look like this. The close button is not displayed, but it is there and works.

Is that just another oddity of my particular installation(s) or does this happen everywhere?

 

When the window is drawn I can for a short time see that there is actually a red button with a diagonal cross in it, like it should be, but it is overwritten with just the blue title bar. This is also the case for the main IDE window itself. Docked windows do have the close button, but as soon as I undock them it disappears too. It comes back when I dock them.

Edited Friday at 07:49 AM by dummzeuch

[Uwe Raabe 2132]

6 minutes ago, dummzeuch said:

Is that just another oddity of my particular installation(s) or does this happen everywhere?

It doesn't happen here and at least I cannot remember having this seen anytime.

 

As usual: Can you reproduce with a vanilla IDE installation?

[dummzeuch 1620]

23 minutes ago, Uwe Raabe said:

It doesn't happen here and at least I cannot remember having this seen anytime.

 

As usual: Can you reproduce with a vanilla IDE installation?

I am sure it has been like this from the first Delphi 12 installation which of course was "vanilla" back then. But since I just realized it might be a bug I have not yet tried to reproduce it.

 

Knowing my luck, it might be yet another effect of using two screens in a peculiar setup that's apparently unique on planet earth.

[dummzeuch 1620]

On 4/11/2025 at 10:23 AM, dummzeuch said:

Knowing my luck, it might be yet another effect of using two screens in a peculiar setup that's apparently unique on planet earth.

It apparently is: It does not happen on my laptop with a single HD screen. Nor on my desktop when I turn off the 4K monitor or alternatively the HD monitor. And after starting Delphi once with only the HD monitor connected, it no longer happens with both monitors.

 

Sounds like an easily reproducible problem, doesn't it?