An AV occurs on removing an event whose in-place editor is currently active

Programmatically deleting a scheduler event can cause an access violation if the scheduler event has an inplace editor open.

Attached is a sample project you can use to see the behavior.

Test 1

1. Run the project
2. Select the single event in the scheduler control so that it opens an inplace editor for the event caption
3. Click the Delete (TButton) to delete the event

Results:  Event is deleted without error

Test 2

1. Run the project
2. Select the single event in the scheduler control so that it opens an inplace editor for the event caption
3. Click the Delete (TSpeedButton) to delete the event

Results:  A/V exception is raised

Test 3

1. Run the project
2. Select the single event in the scheduler control so that it DOES NOT open an inplace editor of the event caption
3. Click the Delete (TSpeedButton) to delete the event

Results:  Event is deleted without error

I think what is happening is that by clicking the TButton control, the inplace editor loses focus and that causes the editor to close.  But TSpeedButtons do not get focus and therefore the inplace editor doesn't get closed.  Deleting the event while the editor is open messes everything up.

Perhaps the various delete method(s) need to start by calling EditController.CloseEdit.

Thank you for your help…
Andy