'Can TSizeGrip be used to move and resize components at runtime (within FireMonkey)?
FireMonkey's predecessor advertised that it could be used to create CAD and GIS programs. I've been exploring FireMonkey and thinking about how to create a simple CAD program. A basic function is to move shapes around on the screen using the mouse. FireMonkey includes a TSizeGrip component, which I suspect may be applicable to moving shapes and providing nodes at corners and edges of a shape for a user to click on. However, the documentation for TSizeGrip hasn't been completed.
Can TSizeGrip be used to allow end-user movement of FireMonkey shapes? If so, how?
Solution 1:[1]
No - with one exception.
If you create a new component in which you use TPanel and TSizeGrip – TSizeGrip will control TPanel's size, not TForm's size.
Solution 2:[2]
If you put TPanel and TSizeGrip on a Form the TSizeGrip controls the size of the form and NOT the panel I've just tried it
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| Solution 1 | pacholik |
| Solution 2 | BioDoc |