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Article ID: 155
Last updated: 04 Jun, 2018
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Is there an exception-safe way to change read-only cells?
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If you are executing operations that might throw exceptions, you might consider a more exception-safe way. Declare a class that unlocks the grid in the constructor and locks it again in the destructor.
| class CGridUnlock { public: |
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| CGridUnlock (CGXGridWnd* grid, BOOL bUnlock = TRUE) | |||
| : pGrid(grid) { if (bUnlock) Unlock(); } | |||
| ~CGridUnlock() { Lock(); } void Unlock() { pGrid->SetReadOnly (FALSE); } void Lock() { pGrid->SetReadOnly (TRUE); } CGXGridWnd* pGrid; |
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| }; | |||
To use this, just declare a CGridUnlock object whenever you want to unlock the grid. The grid will lock again when the class goes out of scope. If you want finer control, then call the Lock()/Unlock() methods of the class. If an exception is hit and the catch is outside the scope of the object, then the destructor will lock the grid again.
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Article ID: 155
Last updated: 04 Jun, 2018
Revision: 3
Views: 2378
Posted: 10 Jan, 2001 by
Meltreger B.
Updated: 04 Jun, 2018 by
Meltreger B.
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