EnableProcessMessages:=false;

rbuser

I am using version 10.09 and I have a serious problem with
EnabledProcessMessages not staying False when there is a subreport.
Somewhere along the execution EnabledProcessMessages becomes true and
Application.ProcessMessages executes in procedure
TppProducer.ProcessMessages;

This is easy to reproduce.
Place a ppReport component on a form
add a label in the header
add subreport in detail
add label in footer
then execute
pprep.EnableProcessMessages := False;
ppreport.print;

Can you please confirm? and How can I get around this.
Thanks
Eug

nardmoseley

Each subreport has a Report property that is of type of TppChildReport.

Try setting the EnableProcessMessages property for each child report as
well.

mySubreport.Report.EnableProcessMessages := False;


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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

Sure that works! Actually is ppChildReport not subReport that has the
EnableProcessMessages property. But shouldn't the Report take precedence
over the ChildReports? When Im loading templates how would I find the
ChildReports if any and set EnableProcessMessages to False.
Thanks again

rbuser

just curious--why do you want to turn off the process messages?

Thanks
Ed Dressel
Team DM

rbuser

rbuser

> This is an Intraweb ISAPI dll

Thanks for the answer--that makes sense.

nardmoseley

Call myMainReport.GetSubreports(myTStringList) and pass a local TStringList
instance. Following the call, the TStringList.Objects[ ] array will contain
the ChildReport instances for the entire report.


Yes, the main report should take precedence. This will be added to a future
RB 11 maintenance release. For now use the code above.

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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com