Problem with IniStorageName

rbuser

Hi All,

Sorry for any inconvenience, my English is a bit poor, but I'll try to
explain my problem.

I'm having problems with IniStorageName property when setting it at
runtime. I have a custom version of RBuilder.ini, that is saved on same
app folder, and I need to load the .ini configuration at runtime,
depending on user that connect to my app. Is it possible?

I'm using the following code:

procedure Form1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
ppDesigner1.IniStorageName := 'c:\myapp\rbuilder.ini';
end;

But, with this code above, the 'c:\myapp\rbuilder.ini' configuration
aren't load (that is, does not change) the Designer toolbars that is
visible or not.
By the way: the name of the 'rbuilder.ini' can change depending on the
user that connect to my app. Is it clear?
How can I do this?

Using: Delphi 7, RB 7.04

TIA,
Laércio

nardmoseley

Try download a trial version of RB 10 and perform the same test.

Might be a timing issue.

Try setting Designer.IniStorageName at startup, prior to doing anything
else.



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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

Hi,

I did the same test with a trial of RB 10.06 and the problem occurs like 7.04.
I need to change this setting at runtime many times as the app user exchange.

For instance, will be possible that each user connected to the app has his custom version
of RBuilder.ini, like: RBuser1.ini, RBuser2.ini, RBuser3.ini and so on...

The end user app has a button to exchange current app user, and at this time, I'd like
that the custom RBuilder.ini of the user would be loaded. Is it clear? Is there a way to
do this?

TIA,
Laercio



Nard Moseley (Digital Metaphors) escreveu:

nardmoseley

The Designer loads the ini settngs the first time it is shown. I recommend,
dynamically creating and configuring the designer each time.

Example:

uses
ppEndUser;

var
lDesigner: TppDesigner;

begin

// create and configure designer
lDesigner := TppDesigner.Create(Self);

lDesigner.Report := myReport;
lDesigner.IniStorageName := 'c:\myapp\rbuilder.ini';

lDesigner.ShowModal;

lDesigner.Free;

end;

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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

I'll try this.

Thanks a lot,
Laercio


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