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| additive |
Posted - 04/01/2009 : 3:21:03 PM
Hi,
i'm looking for a simple list box control which allows the selection of several rows (and returns indices of the selected rows as vector<int> or at least can get the selection state of a specific row).
Can I get this into a GetNBox macro or do I have to create the whole UI using VisualC++? I found a lot of confusing named macros like List, Listbox, Multiline, StrList, Str_Group, but it seems none of these can do this. I don't want to use a combo box interface.
If such a resource isn't available can I add a flexGrid resource to a GetNBox tree?
It would be great if you could show me a way ...
Thanks,
Michael |
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| additive |
Posted - 04/03/2009 : 12:26:59 PM
That would be really great!
Thanks!
-Michael |
| kennyliu |
Posted - 04/02/2009 : 10:56:55 PM
Hi Michael,
It's not supported to add such a list box into a GetNBox dialog currently, we have submitted a tracker now. (#13409 Need GETN marco to support multiple selectable list table box)
Thanks,
Kenny |
| additive |
Posted - 04/02/2009 : 11:29:54 AM
Hi Kenny,
thank you for your quick answer!
I'm quite famliar using flexGrid but now I'm working with build-in GetNBox macros, which I prefer for smaller projects.
Now my question is whether it is possible to add such a list box into a GetNBox dialog? I didn't find any way but I think there should be one because this is a rather basic resource element (and radio box, multiline text, etc. work quite perfect).
Sorry for any inconvenience if my question wasn't clear.
Thanks,
Michael |
| kennyliu |
Posted - 04/02/2009 : 06:14:08 AM
Hi,
If you are using a flexGrid control, this can be done by setting its selection related attributes to corresponding value, such as:
m_objActiveX.AllowSelection = true;
m_objActiveX.SelectionMode = flexSelectionListBox;
You can follow this sample step by step:
We may first learn about how to add an ActiveX control to a dialog:
http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/wiki/index.php?title=Adding_an_ActiveX_Control_to_a_Dialog_Builder_Dialog_%28User-Interface_Development%29
Then, here's an tutorial about Programmatically Accessing a Dialog Builder Dialog with an ActiveX Control:
You can refer to http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/wiki/index.php?title=Programmatically_Accessing_a_Dialog_Builder_Dialog_with_an_ActiveX_Control_%28User-Interface_Development%29
Open ActiveXDlgCls.h mentioned in that page in Code Builder , insert that two lines of code(in red and bold) right after the line
m_objActiveX = GetItem( IDC_AXD_VSFLEXGRID ).GetActiveXControl();
and add this line at the file header:
#include <vsFlexGrid.h>
Then it becomes multi-selectable after doing this.
Thanks,
Kenny |
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