[8.0ß7] TC icon in titlebar not in all dialogs

[Flint]

Some of the dialogs in TC have the blue-red floppy icon in titlebar only in 64-bit version; in the 32-bit they contain no icon at all.

I did not investigate deeply, here's what I just bumped into:
1) Change user command dialog (Command Browser -> usercmd.ini -> Edit)
2) New user command dialog (Command Browser -> usercmd.ini -> New)
3) Find Files -> Load/Save -> Save (dialog asking the template name)
4) Associations -> Edit file type
5) Associations -> Edit file type -> Change icon
and so on.

Not that it's a horrible data-losing extremely dangerous bug, but I'd like to see both TCs as much identical as possible.

[petermad]

Here are some more where the 64bit version has a title bar icon and the 32bit not:

Change button bar
Main Configuration dialog
Edit/View -> Associate
Edit/View -> Configure Lister
Plugins -> Packer plugins -> Configure (Associate)
Packer -> Configure packer extensions WCXs (Associate)
Change attributes
Find files -> Load/Save -> Save parameters
Compare by Content -> Choose encoding
Synchronize directories -> by content -> User defined compare functions by file type [++] -> Add or Edit -> Specify file type
Multi rename tool -> Range
Pack files (Alt+F5)
Pack files -> Encrypt -> OK -> Password required
Unpack files (Alt+F9)
Split files
Combine files
Encode file
Decode file
Create CRC-checksum file
Print directory with subdirs
Copy dialog (F5)
Move dialog (F6)
New folder dialog (F7)
Create shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+F5)
Edit file comment (Ctrl+Z)
Edit Start menu -> Add item/Add submenu/Change Title
Change directory menu -> Add item/Add submenu/Change Title
Expand selection (Num+)
Shrink selection (Num-)
Custom file mask (Ctrl+F12)
Set volume label
System information
Lister -> Print configuration
FTP -> New connection/New URL/Duplicate entry/New folder/Edit/Encrypt
FTP -> Encrypt -> Chnage master password/Protect connections with master password
FTP -> Add to download list
FTP -> Download from list
FTP -> PORT connection to other PC

[ghisler(Author)]

This is a difference between Delphi an Lazarus. Currently I don't have any plans to change it, sorry.

[petermad]

Well, here's an example of a benefit using Lazarus - so it is not all bad