Hi.
How do i remove the dashed lines that appears when the caret is inside the table (in a TRichViewEdit) ?
BorderWidth and CellBorder widths are set to zero.
(They Disappear as soon as i select somthing else)
Best regards
Jan
Removing the dashed line when a table is active.
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Thanks Sergey.
It works, however, i wish that i could set this as a property on the table itself instead of a global constant.
The thing is that i have a "hidden" table where each row is corresponding to a record in a DB-table. Now the hidden table/grid shouldn't show at all (it is just a invisible container), but the tables i use inside each cell should be visible.
However, if i do the same thing on a TDBRichViewEdit they stay.
By a non-editable cell i mean a cell that has been disabled like this :
I tried to create to properties in TRVTableItemInfo :
RichViewTableGridEditStyle and
RichViewTableGridViewStyle
These are set to the default values (psDot and psClear) in the constructor of TRVTableItemInfo, and then changed the DrawBorder
code to use these accordingly.
(I had to leave the RichViewTableGridStyle constant in RVTables, in order to keep compliance with RichViewActions)
Thanks
Jan
It works, however, i wish that i could set this as a property on the table itself instead of a global constant.
The thing is that i have a "hidden" table where each row is corresponding to a record in a DB-table. Now the hidden table/grid shouldn't show at all (it is just a invisible container), but the tables i use inside each cell should be visible.
If i click on the TRichViewEdit outside the table (ie. in the bottom of the richviewedit that has no content (or in a non-editable cell), the dashed lines disappears - probably because it is not in edit mode anymore.Hmm, dashed lines (table grid) should be always displayed, regardless of the caret position.
However, if i do the same thing on a TDBRichViewEdit they stay.
By a non-editable cell i mean a cell that has been disabled like this :
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procedure TfrmJournalEdit.CellEditing(Sender: TRVTableItemInfo; Row, Col: Integer; Automatic: Boolean; var AllowEdit: Boolean);
begin
AllowEdit := Row<>0;
end;
RichViewTableGridEditStyle and
RichViewTableGridViewStyle
These are set to the default values (psDot and psClear) in the constructor of TRVTableItemInfo, and then changed the DrawBorder
code to use these accordingly.
(I had to leave the RichViewTableGridStyle constant in RVTables, in order to keep compliance with RichViewActions)
Thanks
Jan