My TC 8.0ß9 x86 and x64 shares the same config.
The x64 version do not sort the F2 combobox alphabetical like the x86 verison, but in the order saved to the INI/Config file.
[8.0ß9-x64] MRT - F2 Combobox not sorted alphabetical
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I had to change that because when using lazarus, the entries at the beginning were also being sorted when setting the sorted flag to true in the combobox. So for the moment you will have to live with it, sorry.
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You mean that in the 32-bit version this combobox has the sort flag set to true? How do you avoid sorting the first elements then?
And isn't it possible that TC itself sorted the items in the desired order and re-filled the comobox in correct alphabetical order?
You mean that in the 32-bit version this combobox has the sort flag set to true? How do you avoid sorting the first elements then?
And isn't it possible that TC itself sorted the items in the desired order and re-filled the comobox in correct alphabetical order?
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Yes indeed! I can use "insert" to put items at a specific position even when the list is sorted.You mean that in the 32-bit version this combobox has the sort flag set to true? How do you avoid sorting the first elements then?
But I found a solution for Lazarus now! Just set the list "Sorted" option to "true", add the lower items, set the option to "false", and then add the upper items.
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Confirm the fix too.
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