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Ok, so, I've managed to find the properties and methods I wanted. They were in a Parent object of the TcxGridSite which had the TcxGrid class.
But now, I can't use them. I get that infamous error message about not being compiled right:
"An error occurred.
Possible reasons:
1. The application stopped responding.
2. The application was compiled incorrectly (see the Open Applications topic in the help system).
3. An error occurred in TestComplete."
After a lot of different compilations, following or not the instructions on the TestComplete pages about Compiling Delphi XE with Debug Information, we got this error message:
"Error
The control item 0 not found.
Total number of items: 0"
Anybody has a clue on what might be wrong?
- NisHera10 years agoValued Contributor
1)check whether Grid.wRowCount(0) given the correct view in heare it's 0
2) row count gives exact number of rows but item indexed from 0 so check the mismatch
3) check whether Grid is accesible to TC at the moment of test.if you post peace of code would be easy to reply
one other thing is if you are using firemonkey it's not supported
- grrehder10 years agoNew Contributor
Thank you for replying.
At the moment, I don't have a piece of real code to show, as I can't even use the properties in the Object Browser. OB or code, trying to get any information or use any function results in "control item 0 not found". And even this one compilation that at first seems to work, after messing around with it, it gives the error message about it not being compiled right.
We have tried a lot of different combinations about compiling our application with Debug Information options on Embarcadero Delphi XE, almost to the point of exaustion, thankfully due to the limited numbers of options, but we can't get it to work.
One of the pages in the SmartBeart tutorials talks about also compiling the QuantumGrid 6 package with debug information. When we installed the package, the wizard had an option to compiling the libralies with Debug Information. I tried doing it manually, but I had a lot of missing dependencies and failed. Is the wizard option enough or is it better if I manually compile it myself?- bmaquiaveli7 years agoNew Member
I have the same problem, no solution yet?
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