Hi, Roger.
The method MoveColumn of DC_XbpBrowse works excellent - until Visual Styles and a theme like Aero (Win 7/Vista) is used. In that case, the column headers are painted wrong (upper image: before, lower image: after move):
BTW, the sample "Move Column" in XDemo/sample set 5 still uses an old function. This should use the method "MoveColumn" of DC_XbpBrowse.
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DC_XbpBrowse:MoveColumn
by Tom » Tue Jul 27, 2010 11:28 am
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Re: DC_XbpBrowse:MoveColumn
by rdonnay » Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:05 pm
Tom -
Can you help me out by giving me a sample program?
Roger
Can you help me out by giving me a sample program?
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Re: DC_XbpBrowse:MoveColumn
by Tom » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:13 pm
Hi, Roger.
Just run your "Move column"-sample with usevisualstyle := .T. on a Vista- or 7-machine with Aero-theme or similar.
Just run your "Move column"-sample with usevisualstyle := .T. on a Vista- or 7-machine with Aero-theme or similar.
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