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In C++ Builder 3.0, when you have forms derived from TForm, the constructor
always gets called before the OnCreate() event gets generated. The only
exception was when you read a property in the constructor that caused the
form to be "created", i.e. reading the 'Handle' property. C++ Builder
4.0/5.0 seems to have "fixed" this by generating the OnCreate event in the
TForm constructor.

Anyway, here's the point of all of this: I have many forms which take
parameters in the constructor which are stored into variables in the class.
Then "later", in the FormCreate() function, those variables are used to do
stuff like read tables, etc. All of this code is now broken after converting
to 5.0 - It seems my only solution is to move all of the FormCreate() code
into the constructors. This is a pain, but oh well...

Has anyone else had this problem and/or found a workaround for it?

P.S. Yes, I know the documentation said never to use both the constructor
and OnCreate event to do stuff, I but chose to ignore it...