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How to highligh multiple rows in a StringGrid
Hi, I red this and some other material but I still can not make it.. What I made by now is this; on a form I have: 1. a StringGrid called gridMain within a form called frmIndexSize 2. an event called TfrmIndexSize::gridMainDrawCell 3. another event called TfrmIndexSize::gridMainMouseDown 4...- asja
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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How to highligh multiple rows in a StringGrid
Hi all, I need to enable the user to click in any cell of the first left column (Column 0) of a StringGrid (with no fixed columns) result being that the whole row in which that cell is is highlighted/be colored - whichever would allow the changed color to stay with that row when it will be...- asja
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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bitmap functions related question
Hi, I am new to this forum and to Borland c++ Builder (I used to work in Visual Basic). I switched to c++ because of the speed of execution. At present I am studying bitmaps and bit manipulation functions. What puzzles me is that the code related to test() function works, for example...- asja
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
