Re: [lazarus] Initialize a DBGrid

2007-07-18 Thread Darmawan Sugiarto


German C. Basisty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi!
  Here goes another question:
   
  I have a form. This form contains a DBGrid. The DBGrid retrives information 
via an SQL connection from a PostgreSQL Database. How do I do to initialize 
parameters (like DBGrid1.Columns[1].Width := 20) when the form is shown (when 
the form appears)?
   
  Best Regards ,
   
  German
  
  
You can init this OnShow event or OnActive or Oncreate it's depend from your 
application. 
If you want to init when form show - Form.Show  - OnShow
If you want to init when form change from Z-windows - OnActive
or if just once initialization when form created - OnCreate;

You can choose...

Thanks sorry for my english


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[lazarus] Initialize a DBGrid

2007-07-17 Thread German C. Basisty
Hi!

Here goes another question:

 

I have a form. This form contains a DBGrid. The DBGrid retrives information
via an SQL connection from a PostgreSQL Database. How do I do to initialize
parameters (like DBGrid1.Columns[1].Width := 20) when the form is shown
(when the form appears)?

 

Best Regards ,

 

German



Re: [lazarus] Initialize a DBGrid

2007-07-17 Thread John




German C. Basisty wrote:

  
  
  

  
  Hi!
  Here goes another question:
  
  I have a form. This form contains a DBGrid. The
DBGrid
retrives information via an SQL connection from a PostgreSQL Database.
How do I
do to initialize parameters (like DBGrid1.Columns[1].Width := 20) when
the form
is shown (when the form appears)?
  
  Best Regards ,
  
  German
  

Exactly like that, I would have thought. You can do it at run time as
you have suggested. Put the code in the OnShow event of the form if
you want it done once when the form is first opened. Alternatively,
you can set them at design time using the columns property of the
dbgrid in the Object Inspector.

cheers,
John



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