[TC11.55rc5] Verify checksum windows not closed, but hidden

[white]

On 32-bit TC, when you close the Verify checksums window using the Close button or pressing Esc, the window will be closed. But using other methods (X button, Alt+F4) will hide the window, not close it.
On 64-bit TC, the Verify checksums window is always hidden when closed. Every time you choose Verify checksums, a new window is added.

To see the hidden windows, you can use one of these:
WinSpy++ (easiest)
WinLister (Nirsoft)
System Informer

[ghisler(Author)]

Confirmed. For unknown reasons, Delphi and Lazarus set the close action to caHide instead of ca Free in this case. Other dialogs and standalone windows don't seem to be affected...

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in RC6, please test it!

09.06.25 Fixed: Closing "Verify checksums" via Alt+F4 or X button didn't free the dialog box (32/64)

[white]

This should be fixed in RC6, please test it!

09.06.25 Fixed: Closing "Verify checksums" via Alt+F4 or X button didn't free the dialog box (32/64)

You did not read my report good enough, or perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I said:

On 64-bit TC, the Verify checksums window is always hidden when closed. Every time you choose Verify checksums, a new window is added.

That includes using the Close button or pressing Esc, which is not fixed in TC 11.55rc6 64-bit.

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, I missed that, didn't expect any differences between 32-bit and 64-bit here.

Did you at least check the other cases?

[white]

Did you at least check the other cases?

Yes, I checked everything. What you fixed tested OK.

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks, then I will apply this fix also to these two cases.

[white]

Thanks, then I will apply this fix also to these two cases.

Tested OK using private version TC 11.55rc6a 64-bit.

Thread can be moved to fixed bugs.

[ghisler(Author)]

Great, thanks for checking!

Moderator message from: ghisler(Author) » 2025-06-13, 13:09 UTC

Moved to fixed bugs.