Hello,
I was looking at a ticket that looks to be the same problem I am encountering:
http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/Question/Details/B183872
It indicates that this was fixed in v2010 vol 2.7, but unfortunately, we have some users who are still using v2009 vol 3.
Do you know what the actual fix was for this? Is there some workaround that we might be able to implement in that earlier version?
Thanks for any information you can provide.
-Tim
Hi Tim,
I have attached a sample project that illustrates a workaround. Please review the MySimpleButton class and its CheckViewInfo method. Try this workaround and let me know if it meets your requirements.
Hi,
I cannot reproduce this issue by using version 9.3.7. I have attached a small sample to confirm this. Would you please modify it to show the issue?
In any case, you can draw a button text manually in the SimpleButton.Paint event handler.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Hello,
Unfortunately, the issue I am seeing is not readily reproducible. It only seems to occur on 64-bit machines for us, and only intermittently. A very similar issue was described on a different website, which then referred to the DevExpress support ticket that I referenced above. The original post can be found here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5325262/intermittent-bug-devexpress-xtraeditors-simplebuttons-text-only-appears-1st-t
The solution that the DevExpress Team member posted on Stack Overflow indicated that B183872 had fixed the issue. I was mainly wondering if you possibly had any idea what exactly was changed to fix that issue. Was there a minor tweak that I could replicate, or perhaps a workaround? Or was there some major overhaul of the SimpleButton logic at some point that fixed the issue?
Thanks,
Tim
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