Splitter (Delphi) - RAD Studio Code Examples All objects on the form are created dynamically in the OnCreate event handler of the form To run this example, add ExtCtrls and FileCtrl to the uses clause of the form s implementation section Note: When creating a splitter dynamically at run time, it is important to set its position to the appropriate side of the control it will resize Code
Positioning TSplitter at runtime - Embarcadero: Delphi - Tek-Tips It appears that position of each control must be explicitly set in order to make sure that controls are aligned in desired order Just in case someone else encounters with the same question here is how i managed to split my runtime panels with runtime splitters
Delphi - TSplitter align at runtime - Stack Overflow You have two components that are aligned left (splitter and panel) The last one that is moved to the left is the splitter It's left position is already 0 at that point, causing it to move to the far left and pushing the panel to the right So a different solution could be to first align the splitter left and then align the panel to the left
Setting TPairSplitter position at runtime - Free Pascal Your ini ReadInteger() was reading Position to get a default, and this was invisibly calling UpdatePosition to set FPosition to the actual position If you don't do that then Position still has the value from the last time the property was read, and trying to set it will do nothing Or words to that effect :-) MarkMLl
TSplitter - Lazarus wiki - Free Pascal For example when you need some freely resizable controls like a memo and a listbox side-by-side The following example demonstrates this Design time create a new form; drop a TMemo on a form (left click on the TMemo icon in component palette to select, then left click on the form) set in Object Inspector Align of Memo1 to alLeft drop a
How to use two TSplitter with different aligns (Horizontal . . . Place 2 controls For example 2 richedit: - Put both the controls over the same panel - the left one with property 'align' to 'aleft' - the right one with property 'align' to 'alclient' !!! - then place the splitter in-between - the splitter is aligned to alLeft For a horizontal splitter change splitter align property to 'altop'
Splitter Controls - RAD Studio Go Up to Specialized Input Controls A splitter (TSplitter) placed between aligned controls allows users to resize the controls Used with components like panels and group boxes, splitters let you divide a form into several panes with multiple controls on each pane