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Re: How to create sizable header columns in ArrayCtrl
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Sun, 09 April 2006 07:41
mirek
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kevinle10@gmail.com wrote on Sat, 08 April 2006 23:57
Maybe this is obvious and should be almost automatic, but I am not getting any success here. I tried
arrayCtrl.AddColumn("Name", 10);
arrayCtrl.AddColumn("Value", 20);
but I would like for users to size and resize the header column. Please help. Thanks
Those are just initial values. Users can resize header columns.
If it does not work, problem is elsewhere
(If that is the case, please send more code or even better, compilable testcase).
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(If that is the case, please send more code or even better, compilable testcase).
