Multi column bug
Bert Binnenmarsch
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I have discovered a bug in FR 2.51 (also present in 2.5) that I have isolated in a single .frf file (e-mail on request).
My report has 3 columns.
The text that I want to print is variable in size (that is number of lines).
The band (master data) contains a memoview, both are set to stretched, otherwise it won't work.
FastReport has to determine the height of the band, but it only uses the height of the third (last) column for that.
When the height of column 1 or 2 is higher than that of column 3, some text is printed on top of each other.
For example: if the memoview in column 1 or 2 has 5 lines, and the memoview in column 3 has 3 lines, FR sets the height of the maste data band to 3 lines.
All the lines of column 1 and 2 are shown, but they print on top of the next 3 records on the next data band.
My report has 3 columns.
The text that I want to print is variable in size (that is number of lines).
The band (master data) contains a memoview, both are set to stretched, otherwise it won't work.
FastReport has to determine the height of the band, but it only uses the height of the third (last) column for that.
When the height of column 1 or 2 is higher than that of column 3, some text is printed on top of each other.
For example: if the memoview in column 1 or 2 has 5 lines, and the memoview in column 3 has 3 lines, FR sets the height of the maste data band to 3 lines.
All the lines of column 1 and 2 are shown, but they print on top of the next 3 records on the next data band.
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