Seems is not so strange to see demmands about ToolTips in each Column of Grid at internet.
I do not know if is hard or could affect any speed at our Grid. But as we know there is only one ToolTip for all the Grid.
I think would it be good for this property to accept an ARRAY and handle it according the number of column.
What do you think ?
ToolTips in each Column of Grid
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Re: ToolTips in each Column of Grid
Claro que seria bueno!
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Gracias Javier por demonstrar tu interés !
Tendria un ToolTip para campo, para cada columna...
Tendria un ToolTip para campo, para cada columna...
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Re: ToolTips in each Column of Grid
Hi Pablo:
I don't want to be the "bad guy", but don't you think will be most usefull have multilines in headers and rows, this taking in count the effort will mean develope that special proportey (a tooltip for each column / header).- Although your proposal it's interesant.-
With regards. Eduardo
I don't want to be the "bad guy", but don't you think will be most usefull have multilines in headers and rows, this taking in count the effort will mean develope that special proportey (a tooltip for each column / header).- Although your proposal it's interesant.-
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But why I should it think so ? Every idea to become richer in options is very welcome !EduardoLuis wrote:I don't want to be the "bad guy"
This your idea is also good but this is not exclusive, IMHO it's another idea and is also valid....but don't you think will be most usefull have multilines in headers and rows
Sorry to disagree, but IMHO seems much easier to implement ToolTip for Grids by an ARRAY than making multine headers and cells in Grids.taking in count the effort will mean develope that special proportey (a tooltip for each column / header)
Imaging to trigger _SetToolTip function to display in each column (by This.CellColIndex for example) and specific Tooltip according column can also be changed on runtime. What it could allow diferent ToolTip according any conditional situation.
Thank you for your interest Eduardo !
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ToolTips in each Column of Grid
I got something, but is not so correct.
ToolTips changes in grid according mouse clicking and I wish to have it thru WM_MOUSEHOVER instead by clicking.
viewtopic.php?p=40268#p40268
There is something made in Code Project at:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/527 ... over-Event
I jope you enjoy it !
ToolTips changes in grid according mouse clicking and I wish to have it thru WM_MOUSEHOVER instead by clicking.
viewtopic.php?p=40268#p40268
There is something made in Code Project at:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/527 ... over-Event
I jope you enjoy it !
HMGing a better world
"Matter tells space how to curve, space tells matter how to move."
Albert Einstein
"Matter tells space how to curve, space tells matter how to move."
Albert Einstein