1. RE: EUCom -- Grid.ew

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Judith [mailto:camping at txcyber.com]

> I've been looking at Matt's EUCom's grid.ew and the related
> exw example
> in anticipation of adding grid.ew and supporting statements to IDE.
>
> Question1: May grid reside on TabItem? I've added it there,
> but when I
> switch tabs, it shows on all the tabs.
> Question2: If this is allowed, what do I need to do to show the grid
> only on one of the tabs?

It should work fine, however, there are a few things to keep in mind.  Right
now, an ActiveX control is not a win32lib control, meaning that win32lib
doesn't know about it, and can't manipulate it directly.  Once v.56 is
released, it will be easier to add controls to win32lib, and I plan to port
ActiveX.ew to win32lib.

In order to use an ActiveX control on a tabitem, you'll need to manually set
the control (in)visible.  Normally, win32lib takes care of this for you.

Matt Lewis

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2. RE: EUCom -- Grid.ew

Thanks for replying Matt,

If you mean by adding a setVisible( my_sgrid, False) statement into the 
onClick routine_id procedue for the TabItems the grid is NOT on, it 
doesn't work.

Judith

Matthew Lewis wrote:
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Judith [mailto:camping at txcyber.com]
> 
> > I've been looking at Matt's EUCom's grid.ew and the related
> > exw example
> > in anticipation of adding grid.ew and supporting statements to IDE.
> >
> > Question1: May grid reside on TabItem? I've added it there,
> > but when I
> > switch tabs, it shows on all the tabs.
> > Question2: If this is allowed, what do I need to do to show the grid
> > only on one of the tabs?
> 
> It should work fine, however, there are a few things to keep in mind.  
> Right
> now, an ActiveX control is not a win32lib control, meaning that win32lib
> doesn't know about it, and can't manipulate it directly.  Once v.56 is
> released, it will be easier to add controls to win32lib, and I plan to 
> port
> ActiveX.ew to win32lib.
> 
> In order to use an ActiveX control on a tabitem, you'll need to manually 
> set
> the control (in)visible.  Normally, win32lib takes care of this for you.
> 
> Matt Lewis
> 
> 
> 
>

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3. RE: EUCom -- Grid.ew

On 11 Jun 2001, at 8:12, Matthew Lewis wrote:

> It should work fine, however, there are a few things to keep in mind.  Right
> now, an ActiveX control is not a win32lib control, meaning that win32lib
> doesn't
> know about it, and can't manipulate it directly.  Once v.56 is released, it
> will
> be easier to add controls to win32lib, and I plan to port ActiveX.ew to
> win32lib.
> 
> In order to use an ActiveX control on a tabitem, you'll need to manually set
> the
> control (in)visible.  Normally, win32lib takes care of this for you.

Please tell me that in the future, to use win32lib, we won't be 
required to have activex...

Kat

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4. RE: EUCom -- Grid.ew

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kat [mailto:gertie at PELL.NET]
 
> Please tell me that in the future, to use win32lib, we won't be 
> required to have activex...

Absolutely not.  But the rest of us will be able to use ActiveX with
win32lib. :P

Matt Lewis

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5. RE: EUCom -- Grid.ew

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Judith [mailto:camping at txcyber.com]
> 
> Thanks for replying Matt,
> 
> If you mean by adding a setVisible( my_sgrid, False) 
> statement into the 
> onClick routine_id procedue for the TabItems the grid is NOT on, it 
> doesn't work.
> 
> Judith

Since it's not a win32lib control (yet), you can't use the win32lib routine.
Try using set_visible_ax.  setVisible just calls sendMessage, but since
win32lib doesn't have the handle to the ActiveX control, it won't work.

Matt Lewis

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