cxRTTIInspector - RAD Studio 2010 - Support custom property attributes as Category Rows

You can do it more closely to .NET style

  PropAttrib = class(TCustomAttribute)
  public
    FDispName: string;
    FCategory: string;
    constructor Create(const ADispName, ACategory: string);
  end;

  TClass1 = class(TPersistent)
  private
    FProp1: integer;
    FProp2: TDateTime;
    FProp3: double;
    FProp4: string;
  published
    [PropAttrib('My Prop 1', 'Serge')]
    property Prop1: integer read FProp1 write FProp1;
    [Category('Second Prop', 'Serge')]
    property Prop2: TDateTime read FProp2 write FProp2;
    [Category('My Double Property', 'Konstantin')]
    property Prop3: double read FProp3 write FProp3;
    [Category('String Prop 2', 'Konstantin')]
    property Prop4: string read FProp4 write FProp4;
  end;

Sir.

When do you planning release this issue? I still use your original cxRTTIInspector and have to correct next source manually with every new build (what would be if I purchased VerticalGrid WITHOUT source?)

procedure TcxCustomRTTIInspector.RefreshInspectedProperties;
....
      for I:=AIndex downto 0 do if Rows[I] is TcxCategoryRow then Dec(AIndex);//added!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

function TcxCustomRTTIInspector.GetPropertyEditor: TcxPropertyEditor;
begin
  if (FocusedRow <> nil) and (FocusedRow is TcxPropertyRow) then//added!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Before I purchased your product I asked about Category functionality and get a positive answer(excellent, fantastic, it can do all). But in fact this is not true. Besides, after all corrections, the product still works not properly - if in pre-last category I try to change last property then the cursor goes to top.

Sincerely,
Konstantin Peskovsky

Hello Konstantin.

We are still considering this issue. I cannot guarantee that it will be implemented soon. In the meantime, all our resources are concentrated on implementing improvements declared in our VCL Roadmap.
I assure you that we will consider implementing this feature in the next release planning scope. I will trace it myself.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Best regards,
Ingvar.