[Gambas-user] TableView Update

[Charlie]

Benoit Minisini schrieb:

>On Tuesday 24 February 2004 19:19, ron wrote:
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>>First a little update, :(
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>>public sub UpdateData( row as integer, column as integer, text as string)
>>	tblcols[column][row] = text ' this set data for tableview refreshing
>>	tableview.moveto(-1,-1)  ' !!!!!! this is very importand !!!!!!!!
>>	tableview[row,column].data.text = text 'this update screen
>>end
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>>As I found the tableview[row,column].Refresh starts the tableview_data
>>events Then the data must come out of the array. Setting with .data.text
>>makes the change direct visible without a refresh.
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>What is that ?? TableView[x, y] has no Data property. If this syntax works, 
>then this is a bug.
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Your right , that don'T work

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>>The only requirement is to invalidate the row/col address and reselecting
>>it before you write data. It is not posible to rewrite several times to the
>>same [row,column].data cell.
>>You did it this way in the GDM without refresh. I have stolen it ;)
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>Where did you find I did this way in the GDM ?
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>>Writing the data with tblvw[x,y].data.text looks to me not persistent.
>>The visual data content and backcolor was lost after moving other windows
>>over it and using the events with a array was needed and my solution to
>>use.
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>Actually, you must write into Data only in a Data event handler. I may prevent 
>this unexpected :-) use in the future.
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Oh,yeah

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>>In my case the refreshing of the tableview makes the whole table
>>flickering. QT send only events for the cells that need an refresh and that
>>is less than the whole tableview in one refresh.
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>>If I remember well the .Refresh was also quickly scrolling the Tableview
>>grid. The tblvw[row,column].Refresh did't look working (i will retry it).
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>>May be my fault but this way was working well ;)
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>Hmm... All that needs light!
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>Regards,
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