[Gambas-user] GridView Cell Height with WordWrap
Gianluigi
bagonergi at gmail.com
Fri Feb 26 00:07:44 CET 2021
Hi Benoit,
over to:
GridView[0, 0].WordWrap = True
GridView[0, 0].Text = "A really long text"
GridView.Rows[0].Height = -1
you have created"GridView.Data.WordWrap = True" but there seems to be no
quick way to adjust the row height.
GridView.Rows[Row].Height = -1 within the Sub _Data fails.
It is I who did not understand or, using the Sub _Data, the only way is
this [0].
It would be much simpler and faster if GridView.Rows.Count started the Sub
_Data so that you could enter a command after processing all the rows.
Regards and Good night
Gianluigi
[0]
Private $sText1 As String = "Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita mi
ritrovai in una selva oscura"
Private $sText2 As String = "Pippo"
Public Sub Form_Open()
With GridView1
.Header = 3
.Columns.Count = 2
.Columns.Width = 100
.Rows.Count = 100
End With
For r As Integer = 0 To GridView1.Rows.Max
For c As Integer = 0 To GridView1.Columns.Max
If GridView1[r, c].WordWrap Then GridView1.Rows[r].Height = -1
Next
Next
End
Public Sub GridView1_Data(Row As Integer, Column As Integer)
If Row Mod 2 = 0 Then
GridView1.Data.Text = $sText2
GridView1.Data.Background = &HBFFFBF
Else
GridView1.Data.WordWrap = True
GridView1.Data.Text = $sText1
Endif
End
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