I'm not sure this is elegant, but ...
What I've done in the past is to make my table cells custom draw. When I
want to highlight one (for example, if one is "selected" by the user, or
shows up as the result of a search/GoTo launch), I remember in my table
class that row 8 is highlighted. My custom draw procedure than inverts that
row when it draws it.
Hope that helps ...
Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
>I have been using a table with 2 columns, and would like to make it so
>when the user taps on a row, the whole row gets highlighted, not just that
>particular cell. Is there a straightforward way to do this? I'm just
>looking for a visual cue, not actual processing of data on the other
>column.
>
>Right now I've got it working with a 1 column table, and just doing a
>WinDrawChars to draw both the text in column 1, then just making it
>appear as if there's a column 2 but setting the x to a number like 120.
>
>Is there a more elegant solution, or is that it?
>
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