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Article ID: 706
Last updated: 11 Jun, 2018
Problem
When a user left clicks a row or drags the mouse over a row that contains special data, I want to be able to automatically select some of the rows that follow it. Imagine if a definition of a structure is stored into a grid as shown below.
abc STRUCT element1 int element2 bool END_STRUCT |
When the user selects the row containing 'abc', I want to automatically select the whole structure that includes the rows containing 'element1', 'element2' and 'END_STRUCT'.
Cause
Action
Override OnChangeSelection(). Here is a simplified sample how to override this method. The sample code will always select two additional rows as soon as the user selects more than one column in a row.
BOOL CGXBrowserGrid::CanChangeSelection(CGXRange* pRange, BOOL bIsDragging, BOOL bKey) { |
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if (pRange != NULL && pRange->GetWidth() > 1) | |||
pRange->SetCells(pRange->top, pRange->left, pRange->bottom+2, pRange->right); | |||
return CGXGridCore::CanChangeSelection(pRange, bIsDragging, bKey); | |||
} |
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Article ID: 706
Last updated: 11 Jun, 2018
Revision: 3
Views: 3311
Posted: 23 Jan, 2001 by
Meltreger B.
Updated: 11 Jun, 2018 by
Meltreger B.
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