Can't be too hard if I've managed it.
Looking back through my custom class I can see I've overidden the
CellBackgroundPaint event as well, so "if selected(index) and not
rowEnabled(index) then" don't draw the highlight, and switch
selection back to LastIndex.
Works for me, but I agree I only use this on OSX, and under certain
situations.
A built in mechanism would be a great addition
- Tom
On 02/03/2006, at 11:07 AM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Le 1 mars 06, à 22:40, Tom Benson a écrit :
With a little more effort (trapping in mousedown etc.) you can
stop the row from getting focus etc.
More than a little effort, in my opinion.
You're a god if you can prevent the target row to be selected from
inside the keydown event (you have to know the behaviour of the OS
for every dead key; e.g shift-up arrow on Mac extends the selection
by including the row above the selected one; What does contol-
command-up arrow do in an OS can do something else in another, but
you don't know how the target OS behave before you actually allow
the key to process the selection). I think it's not reliable, RB
should allow a row to be disabled (this is a standard OS property,
isn't it?).
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