Am 04.08.2017 09:16, schrieb Tobias Boege:
On Fri, 04 Aug 2017, Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
In a GridView, it occurs that I need two different entries with two
different background colors in a few of the cells. So I thought about
different solutions for this.
You mean two different colors in the same cell and that's why you can't use
the Background property of the cell?
Yes, that is what I meant.
1. Using RichText doesn't produce any entries here on my system, don't know
why, but it might have been an easy way to use it with a <table> with two
columns. But even .Data.RichText = "Hello" doesn't show anything in the
cell...
GridView.Data is only to be used to provide data to the GridView inside its
Data event (see the documentation). To access a particular cell use
GridView[Row, Column].RichText = ...
Well, I did put it into the Data event, and using .Data.Text = "hello"
runs. Using RichText does not.
Do you remember the thread I started some two weeks ago, when I found
that RichText showed pure text but would show nothing if I used
<center></center>? That was on my laptop, newer system, now I am on my
office system, maybe that is why. (Gambas is the same, 3.9.2)
Anyway, I have made so many bad experiences with RichText in the
GridView that I thought about other ways of implementing this.
Regards
Rolf
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