dbgrid columns count

[jahlxx]

Hi.

When I hide a column in a dbgrid, the column count I think is not correct.

If I have 10 columns, column count is 10. but if I hide one column, the column count is 9.

This could be ok or not, depending the point of view of every one.

Is there any option to get the real number of columns including the hidden columns?

Thanks.

[x11]

I checked and my number of columns does not change

[x11]

18 minutes ago, jahlxx said:

Is there any option to get the real number of columns

 

first you need to show your code

[jahlxx]

well, there is no code for this.

I hide the column with this, check or uncheck in the columns, to hide and/or show:

 

before uncheck column count is 10, and after uncheck one, the column is hidden and the column count is 9.

 

[x11]

Just now, jahlxx said:

before uncheck column count is 10, and after uncheck one, the column is hidden and the column count is 9.

checkboxes for and DESIGNED to hide and show columns

[jahlxx]

ups. sorry!! can you clarify?

thanhs.

[x11]

checkboxes DESIGNED to hide and show columns

[Abaksoft]

@jahlxx

Confirmed :  No problem with  Columns.Count.

Unigui Build 1539.

See example in attachment

 

Project1.7z

[x11]

Maybe jahlxx doesn't know or doesn't understand what checkboxes are for?

[jahlxx]

Well, perhaps.

I think I understand, but could be wrong.

As I know, the checkboxes are to hide show columns in the grid. And as I can see, if I hide a column, the columncount returns a different vale. And fom my point of view, the columncount should not change. The count of columns should be the same, because I have 9 visible columns and 1 hidden column, 10 columns in total, not 9.

[Abaksoft]

22 minutes ago, jahlxx said:

 10 columns in total, not 9.

Hello jahlxx,

Wich Unigui Build are you using ?

Did you try my previous example ?

[jahlxx]

Version 1.90.0.1539

 

I saw your example, and I think that the problem is that you have defined columns ai design time, and I define columns in run-time. That's the problem. In thar case, the counter fails.

 

[Abaksoft]

Mmm....OK

You should ask our Maestro Sherzod

[Sherzod]

3 hours ago, jahlxx said:

I saw your example, and I think that the problem is that you have defined columns ai design time, and I define columns in run-time. That's the problem. In thar case, the counter fails.

Hello,

Sorry, can you please make simple testcase to see the issue?

[x11]

On 12/2/2020 at 1:33 PM, x11 said:

first you need to show your code

I already asked