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Well, to be honest, I don't think I'll be adding that feature any time soon. Too esoteric and boy it would slow things down!
The thing is that an EsGRID is based on a Windows ListView control which does make things run slower than would be the case for a grid based on it's own custom class. Now these days this isn't as noticeable as it was in the past because of the shear speed of processors etc. but adding an image to the background of the whole grid would be asking for trouble in this case.
Actually, writing a grid from scratch, using it's own custom class, would have been a damn sight easier than basing one upon a ListView control! Still, EsGRID is working very well now as I have just completed a fully featured PropertyBox control based on EsGRID which looks fab if I say so myself!
My next job does require that I write a grid control from scratch, one which will not be as powerful as EsGRID, but I may indeed be able to set a background image to this one.
The thing is that an EsGRID is based on a Windows ListView control which does make things run slower than would be the case for a grid based on it's own custom class. Now these days this isn't as noticeable as it was in the past because of the shear speed of processors etc. but adding an image to the background of the whole grid would be asking for trouble in this case.
Actually, writing a grid from scratch, using it's own custom class, would have been a damn sight easier than basing one upon a ListView control! Still, EsGRID is working very well now as I have just completed a fully featured PropertyBox control based on EsGRID which looks fab if I say so myself!

My next job does require that I write a grid control from scratch, one which will not be as powerful as EsGRID, but I may indeed be able to set a background image to this one.

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Are you going to include the properties box in the demo files?
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Yep it would be useful to me as I want to make a screen where the waitress can simply select a table on a map so I would like to have a UNDERLAY with the restaurant floorplan on it... Then I could plot table location on the overlay grid...My next job does require that I write a grid control from scratch, one which will not be as powerful as EsGRID, but I may indeed be able to set a background image to this one.
Hey! for you... with the gradebook program you could use something like this in that... setup the classroom desplan and make taking attendance each day a visual snap!

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Hey I went to STF University... did you graduate from there too??? I bet you were Valedictioian!!!Rook STFU and just buy esgrid


Actually I might... I may not even want to use a background... I can see where they would just set a table location and number it and then eGrid just returns what area was clicked on to set restaurant table location...
Hmmm...

Rook, I'm not entirely sure that a full blown grid control is really what you need for this project of yours? Seems to me that you'd be better off drawing some kind of grid / table yourself.
I wouldn't want you making a purchase only to find that a grid control doesn't really suit your purposes.
I wouldn't want you making a purchase only to find that a grid control doesn't really suit your purposes.
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Update. EsGRID version 1.2.3
Version 1.2.3 of EsGRID fixes a couple of bugs; one with dynamic resizing and one involving tabbing between cells.
NOTE that this is the last update for Purebasic 4.1. All future updates will target Purebasic 4.2. This does not affect the dll versions.
A version of EsGRID for PB 4.2 has not been released yet. I will await the next PB beta version.
Regards.
egrid forum: http://egrid.aceboard.com/
egrid website: http://www.purecoder.net/esgrid.htm
Version 1.2.3 of EsGRID fixes a couple of bugs; one with dynamic resizing and one involving tabbing between cells.
NOTE that this is the last update for Purebasic 4.1. All future updates will target Purebasic 4.2. This does not affect the dll versions.
A version of EsGRID for PB 4.2 has not been released yet. I will await the next PB beta version.
Regards.
egrid forum: http://egrid.aceboard.com/
egrid website: http://www.purecoder.net/esgrid.htm
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