[Gambas-devel] gb3 GridView.Select

[Kadaitcha Man]

2009/12/12 Benoît Minisini <gambas at ...1...>:
>> 2009/12/12 Benoît Minisini <gambas at ...1...>:
>> >> The first time a GridView.Rows.Select(a,b) is issued in code, the
>> >> GridView_Select event doesn't fire at all, then after issuing
>> >> subsequent selects, it works but exhibits odd behaviour; the text from
>> >> the previous select is returned.
>> >>
>> >> Clicking on a row in the GridView always fires the _Select event and
>> >> always returns the correct data.
>> >>
>> >> Code attached.
>> >>
>> >> Am I missing something here?
>> >
>> > If I remember, there is something weird in Qt that makes the Select event
>> > being raised before the current row actually changes.
>>
>> That is actually what it looks like when I observe the UI, but I
>> figured if I said that people would think I was a nut.
>>
>> > But you can use the Click event instead of the Select event.
>>
>> No I cannot. The click event does not fire when .Rows.Select() is
>> issued from within the code.
>>
>> > Think that "Select" means the selection has changed, and "Click" means
>> > the current row has changed, and that the two are disconnected in Qt,
>> > even if the GridView is in single row selection mode.
>>
>> Going by the behaviour of the sample app I included, click means
>> exactly that, nothing more, nothing less; the user has clicked.
>>
>> > Note that apparently that didn't change in Qt 4.
>>
>> Public Sub GridView1_Click()
>>
>>   Stop
>>
>> End
>>
>> Add that to the sample app I included and click the button until the
>> cows come home. When .Rows.Select() is issued from within the code,
>> the click event does not fire.
>>
>
> Try to explicitely set the Row property instead of using Select(). The
> Select() method is actually only useful in multiple selection mode.

Same problem, and the gridview click event still doesn't fire.

If I first set  GridView1.Row = 0, the select event doesn't fire, but
if I then set  GridView1.Row = 25, the select event fires and
GridView1.Row returns 0. If I then set GridView1.Row = 0, the select
event fires and GridView1.Row returns 25.