Questions about the control

[ericsink]

Questions about the control

[ericsink]

Yes, DataGrid can do the fixed column and header row. Yes, it can do the selection and the notification of the tapped cell. No, it cannot do in-place editing in the cell. Not yet. :-)

Note that DataGrid right now is more like "a framework building data grids" and less like "a ready-to-use data grid". Its API is pretty rough. So far. :-)

[cvarelae]

Thanks! Your control is so amazing...I'm trying to understand the code.

I would need to edit a cell, and change their background color when is selected and when you introduce a value jump to the next cell.

Any idea, where can i start ?

Thanks again

[ericsink]

Sorry -- the code is rather unfriendly right now. I'm working to make it more approachable.

You might want to look in grids.cs for usages of DrawCell_FillRectIfSelected. These show some basic examples of selections, being drawn as a partially transparent layer overlay.

[cvarelae]

Hello Eric!

I came back to do tests with your code. I'm trying to do a version of your trivialgrid to modify values on the grid. But... i don't know how I could paint only a known cell on the main panel when the grid is totally displayed.

Can you help me, please?

Thanks a lot again!

[ericsink]

Note that I have stopped work on this code base (in favor of a completely
different approach to the same problem) and I don't know if or when I might
return to it.

If you're asking about how to do the UI for in place editing, the answer is
that this code cannot do that.

If you're asking how to tell the grid to redraw just one cell in trivial
grid...

The cells array is hooked up using a all to valuepercell_fromdelegates. The
object that it returns contains an event called changed. You need to
trigger this event with the coords of the cell you want to redraw.

E

On Thursday, November 20, 2014, cvarelae [email protected] wrote:

Hello Eric!

I came back to do tests with your code. I'm trying to do a version of your
trivialgrid to modify values on the grid. But... i don't know how I could
paint only a known cell on the main panel when the grid is totally
displayed.

Can you help me, please?

Thanks a lot again!

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#1 (comment)
.

[cvarelae]

First of all, Thanks you very much for answering and helping me.

I achieve to change the text of a cell in 2 steps:

• Changing the value in the array. For example: Cells[0,0] = "150"
• Notify the change of the cell. Example: text.notify_changed(0,0);

I don't want to disturb you more.. I want to ask you the last thing:
Could i change the backcolor and textcolor of an only cell?

Thanks you again in advance!

[ericsink]

Trivial grid was not designed to allow per-cell format changes.

In trivial grid, notice this line:

var fmt = new ValuePerCell_Steady

and this one:

var fill_white = new ValuePerCell_Steady<CrossGraphics.Color>
(CrossGraphics.Colors.White);

These use ValuePerCell_Steady, which means that they will return the same
thing for all cells.

If you want to change the backgroundcolor and textcolor for just one cell,
you'll need these to be a different instance of the ValuePerCell objects.
Like a ValuePerCell_FromDelegates, for example. And you'll have to provide
delegates which return the right thing for each cell. (This will be a
little slower, BTW.)

Some of the other example grids are probably more flexible than trivial
grid is, so you could probably find ideas there.

E

On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 9:35 AM, cvarelae [email protected] wrote:

First of all, Thanks you very much for answering and helping me.

I achieve to change the text of a cell in 2 steps:

• Changing the value in the array. For example: Cells[0,0] = "150"
• Notify the change of the cell. Example: text.notify_changed(0,0);

I don't want to disturb you more.. I want to ask you the last thing:
Could i change the backcolor and textcolor of an only cell?

Thanks you again in advance!

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#1 (comment)
.

[cvarelae]

Thanks. I will continue searching a solution hehe ;)