On Mar 18, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Charles Yeomans wrote:
Why not figure out why you're getting an OutOfBoundsException? I
don't mean to be harsh, but the ability and willingness to sort out
such things is one difference between programming competence and
incompetence.
Charles Yeomans
On Mar 18, 2006, at 1:36 PM, Jonathon Bevar wrote:
Jack,
Thanks for all your help but now the program give me an Out-Of-
Bounds exception error. So I had to give up on it. Not sure why.
As for you explanation below. I have no idea how to create it or
set it up. I have found an bmp pic of a checkmark but that is not
a good idea as it takes up much memory.
You can draw the checkmark to a picture object using the code that I
posted, but use a Picture object's graphics rather than the graphics
context returned in CellBackGroundPaint as I did in my post. No need
to find another image. In window _Open, create a NewPicture, p, and
draw the checkmark into p.Graphics. Assign p into a property,
MyCheckMark as picture, that you have added to your window, so you
won't have to draw it again. When you want a checkmark to appear,
assign MyCheckMark into the appropriate CellTag. In
CellBackGroundPaint, you must have some code that checks the CellTag
and draws its contents to the g returned therein.
Best,
Jack
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