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| ArrayCtrl: Difference between xx.Ctrls<EditString>() and xx.Edit(ef1) [message #2403] |
Tue, 11 April 2006 22:20  |
kevinle10@gmail.com
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Registered: April 2006
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In my header file, I define
private:
ArrayCtrl arrayCtrl;
EditField ef1;
Then in the source file, what's the difference between making this call:
arrayCtrl.AddColumn("Value", 20).Ctrls<EditString>()
and
arrayCtrl.AddColumn("User variable", 10).Edit(ef1);
I did try both. Besides the difference on the appearance, it seems like the second approach gives me on the context menu (right click) a menu item call "Edit Row" for free. But when I select "Edit Row", the row that gets highlighted jumped to an incorrect one.
Long questions short, but
1. What's the prefered method or the use case for each ?
2. In the second approach, how do I make selecting the "Edit row" menu item from the context menu jump to to the right one ?
3. In the first approach, how do I make the edit area occupying the entire cell, leaving no gray area (don't really know how to describe this appearance).
Thanks
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| Re: ArrayCtrl: Difference between xx.Ctrls<EditString>() and xx.Edit(ef1) [message #2457 is a reply to message #2406] |
Thu, 13 April 2006 14:13  |
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| luzr wrote on Tue, 11 April 2006 17:20 |
"Edit" can be also faster for very long ArrayCtrls....
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It is..  If I press Alt+T in my current project array ctrl has about 500 rows. Scrolling it dosn't look good.. it's simply too slow (and controls don't scroll with the rows in a sychronized way (because they are simply repainted at new positions after main view is scrolled))
PS: I hope Mirek that you remeber about implementing scrolling of child controls 
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