Subject | AW: [IBO] How to highlight the first row of a TIB_Grid |
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Author | Christian Gütter |
Post date | 2001-11-15T14:27:59Z |
Hi Svein,
I think I didn't make myself perfectly clear.
The Contact sample shows how to assign different
colors to rows, but I didn't mean this by "highlighting".
I have Rowlines = true and I have focused my grid using
FocusControl. The grid is focused but the cursor doesn't
show.
(Do you call it cursor? I mean the blue thing which can
be used to scroll through the grid using the arrow keys.)
When the window with the grid shows, I want the cursor to
be on the first row, I meant this by "highlighting".
I am looking for a procedure like "IB_Grid.SetCurrentRow(0)"
or something like that, but I can't find it.
Christian
P.S.: By the way, thanks for your answer.
Svein wrote:
I think I didn't make myself perfectly clear.
The Contact sample shows how to assign different
colors to rows, but I didn't mean this by "highlighting".
I have Rowlines = true and I have focused my grid using
FocusControl. The grid is focused but the cursor doesn't
show.
(Do you call it cursor? I mean the blue thing which can
be used to scroll through the grid using the arrow keys.)
When the window with the grid shows, I want the cursor to
be on the first row, I meant this by "highlighting".
I am looking for a procedure like "IB_Grid.SetCurrentRow(0)"
or something like that, but I can't find it.
Christian
P.S.: By the way, thanks for your answer.
Svein wrote:
>
> Take a look at the Contact sample application.
>
> Set