In the 17.2 release notes it states
The new scrollbar mode is enabled by default. If you prefer classic scrollbars, just switch the corresponding option in a skin (or look&feel) controller or set the cxDefaultIsTouchScrollUIModeEnabled global constant to False in the source code.
In what file is this global constant located?
Thank you
I found the answer in one of your previous posts
Paulo (DevExpress Support) 2 days ago
Hello Sascha,
If you wish to use classic scrollbars by default in all the installed DevExpress VCL products, open the cxLookAndFeels.pas file in a text editor, set the cxDefaultIsTouchScrollUIModeEnabled global constant to False there, and run our Installer in Recompile mode. This change will be automatically applied to Delphi and C++Builder files libraries.
Same here!
And best (worst) is, that those things dont even work correctly!
- Mousewheel scrolling in a grouped grid - not really
- Mousehover over the supposed position of the scrollbar in a grouped grid with autowidth-cols - show only sometimes and only when mousecursor is over group-row
…its a P.I.T.A.
Hello Harald,
I've created a separate ticket on your behalf (T620427). It has been placed in our processing queue and will be answered shortly.
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