Description: Controls. TWinControl. ... Free verifies that the TWinControl reference is not nil, and only then calls Destroy . See Also ...
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Controls. ... TWinControl 's Destroy method calls DestroyWindowHandle to destroy any window associated with a windowed control before ...
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If the control has TWinControl objects as child controls, DestroyHandle ... DestroyWnd to destroy its own ... See Also : CreateHandle ...
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Description: TWinControl. DestroyWnd ... Destroys the control's window. DestroyWnd is called when the control needs to replace its window. ...
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Controls. ... CreateWnd is called automatically when the control is first created or when the underlying screen object must be destroyed and ...
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For example, a control might destroy temporary internal data ... TWinControl , ReadState disables control alignment ... all the child controls have ...
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Controls. ... Call RecreateWnd to recreate the control from scratch. RecreateWnd destroys the underlying Windows screen object. ...
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Description: Controls. TWinControl. ... Create s an instance of TWinControl . Call Create to construct and initialize a new control and insert the ...
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parent's list of controls by calling the parent's RemoveControl method. ... See Also : Vcl.Controls.TWinControl.InsertControl Vcl.Controls. ...
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the window must be destroyed and recreated to reflect property changes. ... the TWinControl CreateWnd ... to initialize the control so that it ...
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run, sustain, and destroy an application. TApplication thereby simplifies the interface between the ... See Also : TWinControl TScreen ...
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