Thank you, i will test it.
Greetings - Thomas
ExGRID 1.3... don't post here!
Re: ExGRID 1.1
Very Fast
Thank you, i will test it.
Greetings - Thomas
Thank you, i will test it.
Greetings - Thomas
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Re: ExGRID 1.1
Hi Srod,
is there a way to assign different row height (e.g. to to prevent cutting of multiline text) ?
Also it would be great to span cells (e.g. for displaying subheaders using full width of grid)
Thank you and best regards
Oliver
is there a way to assign different row height (e.g. to to prevent cutting of multiline text) ?
Also it would be great to span cells (e.g. for displaying subheaders using full width of grid)
Thank you and best regards
Oliver
Re: ExGRID 1.1
No variable row heights because an ExGRID is based upon a Windows ListView control.
Row headers can span multiple rows, but because the column headers reside within a Windows header control the same cannot be done with column headers.
Cell spanning I think would probably prove too much for an already over-burdoned ListView!
Row headers can span multiple rows, but because the column headers reside within a Windows header control the same cannot be done with column headers.
Cell spanning I think would probably prove too much for an already over-burdoned ListView!
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Re: ExGRID 1.2
30th Jun 2012.
ExGRID 1.2 is a bug fix release.
Sporadic crashes when deleting rows within certain event handlers has been sorted. Thanks to Peter Wekkeli.
Stephen.
ExGRID 1.2 is a bug fix release.
Sporadic crashes when deleting rows within certain event handlers has been sorted. Thanks to Peter Wekkeli.
Stephen.
I may look like a mule, but I'm not a complete ass.
Re: ExGRID 1.3
1st July 2012.
ExGRID 1.3.
Hi,
Have added a new cell type to both EsGRID and ExGRID (#egrid_CustomTextDialog / #ExGRID_CUSTOMTEXTDIALOG).
These cells can be used to display static text alongside a 'selector button' which the user can click (or double click the entire cell) in order to fire an appropriate notification to a CellCallback function. That is, the text and the button reside within the same cell (much like the various 'chooser' type cells which our tBOX property box control offer).
The idea is that when the user clicks an appropriate 'selector button', the client application will then throw up some dialog or other appropriate to the cell in question. When the dialog has run it's course then the client app would make any appropriate changes to the underlying grid cell.
Have added a new demo to the EsGRID control to show how to make use of these new cells. The demo offers one way of allowing users to edit dates etc.
Note that any modifications made to these new cells are not reported in the #egrid_CellUpdated / #ExGRID_CELLUPDATED messages. This is because such cells are not edited directly by the user and the client app, through having thrown up a dialog in the first place, will already be aware of the changes made!
Regards.
Stephen.
ExGRID 1.3.
Hi,
Have added a new cell type to both EsGRID and ExGRID (#egrid_CustomTextDialog / #ExGRID_CUSTOMTEXTDIALOG).
These cells can be used to display static text alongside a 'selector button' which the user can click (or double click the entire cell) in order to fire an appropriate notification to a CellCallback function. That is, the text and the button reside within the same cell (much like the various 'chooser' type cells which our tBOX property box control offer).
The idea is that when the user clicks an appropriate 'selector button', the client application will then throw up some dialog or other appropriate to the cell in question. When the dialog has run it's course then the client app would make any appropriate changes to the underlying grid cell.
Have added a new demo to the EsGRID control to show how to make use of these new cells. The demo offers one way of allowing users to edit dates etc.
Note that any modifications made to these new cells are not reported in the #egrid_CellUpdated / #ExGRID_CELLUPDATED messages. This is because such cells are not edited directly by the user and the client app, through having thrown up a dialog in the first place, will already be aware of the changes made!
Regards.
Stephen.
I may look like a mule, but I'm not a complete ass.
Re: ExGRID 1.3... don't post here!
Please post in the following thread for all EsGRID/ExGRID/tBOX matters : http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 14&t=50429
@Rings : any chance you can lock this topic? Thanks.
@Rings : any chance you can lock this topic? Thanks.
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