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Look at the OldCreateOrder property in the help.

David Bridges wrote:
> 
> 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...

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