Stubbsi maaate, I share your pain. Had to have reading glasses just to cope with perving on the sheilas in the streets of Melbourne. I'll tell ya one thing, 33 degress bought out the miniskirts and low tank tops today. No wonder my damned eyes are so bad!stubbsi wrote:@dare
you know the older I get, the less the eyes work (glasses help) - let alone other fittings
1) That's probably correct but I haven't investigated because its not something I've deemed necessary. There's no reason why you cannot trap the keys yourself.magicjo wrote:Hi srod:
just a few notes:
1) CellCallback is not called when press function keys while in edit mode.
2) Entering on an string edit cell(both with left click or form a cell to other) is possible to select all text instead of move the caret to the end of last character ?
3) I've noticed that the last gridline is not painted when add a new row at runtime (for example pressing a button for adding a new row), but if you hide the window and show again then the last gridline reappear.
I've the latest beta 3.
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DisableExplicit
;*****************************************FONT DATA****************************************
Enumeration
#head1
#head2
#main
EndEnumeration
LoadFont(#main, "Arial", 9)
;SetGadgetFont(#PB_Default,FontID(#main))
;******************************************************************************************
;*************************************WINDOW + GADGET LIST*********************************
If OpenWindow(0,0,0,640,300,"egrid4 demo 1.",#PB_Window_SystemMenu|#PB_Window_MinimizeGadget|#PB_Window_MaximizeGadget|#PB_Window_Maximize|#PB_Window_ScreenCentered) And CreateGadgetList(WindowID(0))
;******************************************************************************************
ButtonGadget(0,5,5,50,50,"")
;********************************************EGRID*****************************************
;Create an egrid with resizable columns.
egrid_CreateGrid(1, WindowWidth(0)/4, WindowHeight(0)/8, WindowWidth(0)/2, WindowHeight(0)/2,42,#egrid_gridlines, #egrid_ResizeColumnsTrue|#egrid_MultiLineText)
;******************************************************************************************
egrid_SetHeaderHeight(1, 32)
egrid_SetOptions(1, -1, #Black, 2)
;********************************************TEXT GADGET***********************************
;***************************************ADD COLUMNS AND ROWS TO EGRID**********************************
egrid_AddColumn(1,b,"Col " + Str(b),100)
; For b=0 To 49 ;50 columns.
; egrid_AddColumn(1,b,"Col " + Str(b),100)
; Next
egrid_AddRow(1,-1)
; For b=0 To 99 ; Add 10 rows.
; egrid_AddRow(1,-1)
; Next
;*****************************************EVENT LOOP***************************************
Repeat
EventID = WaitWindowEvent()
Select EventID
Case #PB_Event_Gadget
Select EventGadget()
Case 0
egrid_AddRow(1,-1)
EndSelect
EndSelect
Until EventID = #PB_Event_CloseWindow
EndIf
End
just wanted to confirm the right approach. I doing a re-sort of presented data upon on a click of a column's header. To kick off the grid, I'm initialising it with data from a linked list. When I click on the particular column's header, this will call a procedure which re-sorts the linked list, calls egrid_ClearRows(1) & repopulates the grid (egrid_AddRow(1,-1)/egrid_SetCellText). Seems pretty straightforward.. is that the best approach to do it, or is there a smarter way using other egrid functionality? 