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Bernie07

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Hello,

I'm using in a unidbgrid Component the OnFieldImage Event to draw the content. There I'm drawing vertical lines. I Want that the lines are without gap to the next row.

But unigui does draw an empty white horizontal border line. So I have between the rows a gap from one pixel. In the options of the unidbgrid I've set dgRowLines to False.

You can see this on the example.

Is there a way to prevent this. I've tried some things which I've found in the web. But nothing helps.

Best wishes

Bernhard

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9 hours ago, Bernie07 said:

I'm using in a unidbgrid Component the OnFieldImage Event to draw the content. There I'm drawing vertical lines. I Want that the lines are without gap to the next row.

Hello,

Which build are you using?

Can you make a simple testcase to reproduce?

Best regards,

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Thanks for your answer :

we are using the version 1.90.0.1502.

To reproduce :

Use simple OnFieldImage to draw a vertical line like :

      OutImage := TBitmap.Create;
      OutImage.SetSize(Column.Width, 20);
      cCanvas := TBitmap(OutImage).Canvas;
      cCanvas.Brush.Style := TBrushStyle.bsSolid;
      cCanvas.Pen.Color := clSilver;

      cCanvas.MoveTo(100, 0);

      cCanvas.LineTo (100, 20)

You need a table with more than one record, which is connected to the unidbgrid component. In one field (which you want to draw) is ImageOptions set to Visible.

Now you should see, that there is a gap between the vertical lines.

Best wishes

Bernhard Roos
 

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