1. EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoria at welchaviation.org> Sep 27, 2004
- 613 views
I have a window with two grids, one above the other. There's a screensave at http://www.welchaviation.org/carnarvon/euphoria/screensave.bmp, but it's over 1MByte in size. In that the lower grid is not populated, but in the scenario below, it is. Both grids work fine, scrolling, selecting, editing etc. On the *lower* grid, if I right click in the header row, to select a sort operation, the sort menu (ascending / descending) appears where you would expect it to be if the click were in the header row of the *upper* grid. The 'x' axis is correct (immediately above the click). The 'y' axis is displaced to the wrong grid. Appreciate any advice ... -- Craig
2. Re: EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Patrick Barnes <mrtrick at gmail.com> Sep 27, 2004
- 578 views
> I have a window with two grids, one above the other. > > There's a screensave at > http://www.welchaviation.org/carnarvon/euphoria/screensave.bmp, but > it's over 1MByte in size. In that the lower grid is not populated, but > in the scenario below, it is. Um, sorry, I can't help with your technical problem... But why are you posting a bmp file on the web? At a guess, you pressed print-screen, pasted it into paintbrush, and saved it. Do you know you can save in paintbrush as a gif file? (Gif is usually best for windows screenshots, jpg for screenshots of games.) -- MrTrick
3. Re: EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoria at welchaviation.org> Sep 27, 2004
- 570 views
Patrick Barnes wrote: > Um, sorry, I can't help with your technical problem... > But why are you posting a bmp file on the web? > At a guess, you pressed print-screen, pasted it into paintbrush, and saved it. > > Do you know you can save in paintbrush as a gif file? (Gif is usually > best for windows screenshots, jpg for screenshots of games.) Fair comment. That's what I did at first, but when I looked at it on my PC it had no definition at all. I've just uploaded it http://www.welchaviation.org/carnarvon/euphoria/screensave.gif and it's fine! Thanks, -- Craig
4. Re: EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Phil Russell <pg_russell at lineone.net> Sep 27, 2004
- 568 views
Craig Welch wrote: > > I have a window with two grids, one above the other. > Both grids work fine, scrolling, selecting, editing etc. > > On the *lower* grid, if I right click in the header row, to select a > sort operation, the sort menu (ascending / descending) appears where > you would expect it to be if the click were in the header row of the > *upper* grid. > > The 'x' axis is correct (immediately above the click). The 'y' axis is > displaced to the wrong grid. > > Appreciate any advice ... > Craig, are you using win32lib v0.6x ? I recently noticed that one of the functions that I use in win32lib seems to have changed and this has affected my menu positioning code. I will try and take a look at it in the next day or so and post a fix. Regards, Phil
5. Re: EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Derek Parnell <ddparnell at bigpond.com> Sep 27, 2004
- 580 views
Phil Russell wrote: > > Craig Welch wrote: > > > > I have a window with two grids, one above the other. > > > Both grids work fine, scrolling, selecting, editing etc. > > > > On the *lower* grid, if I right click in the header row, to select a > > sort operation, the sort menu (ascending / descending) appears where > > you would expect it to be if the click were in the header row of the > > *upper* grid. > > > > The 'x' axis is correct (immediately above the click). The 'y' axis is > > displaced to the wrong grid. > > > > Appreciate any advice ... > > > > Craig, are you using win32lib v0.6x ? I recently noticed that one of the > functions > that I use in win32lib seems to have changed and this has affected > my menu positioning code. > That might be a mistake in win32lib so let me know about it before you make changes to work around it. -- Derek Parnell Melbourne, Australia
6. Re: EuGrid sort menu
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoria at welchaviation.org> Sep 27, 2004
- 607 views
Phil Russell wrote: > Craig, are you using win32lib v0.6x ? I recently noticed that one of the functions > that I use in win32lib seems to have changed and this has affected > my menu positioning code. Yes, 0.60.4. > I will try and take a look at it in the next day or so and post a fix. Thanks. It's not urgent. The function itself works fine. -- Craig