Re: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-20 Thread Ralf Bokelberg

I don't think, it is a particular complicated problem.
I just wanted to learn, how the problem of setting these properties is
solved in Delphi.

Cheers
Ralf.


On 2/20/07, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  I have been experimenting with styleNames in itemRenderers.

Which like he said would be;

styleNameField would access the correct formating in the model. It does
work.

There are a couple of options, still in the labs. ;-)

Peace, Mike

On 2/19/07, Ralf Bokelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   How would you set these properties?

 Cheers
 Ralf.

 On 2/19/07, boy_trike  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
  datagrid to be able to
  control for each cell the:
 
  • Background color
  • Font Color
  • Font Size
  • Font Weight
 
  Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$
  to) will come out
  with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has
  these 4 fields passed to it
  so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters?
  Maybe its because I am
  coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
  features that I not
  satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
  other BUSINESS
  developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am
  more unique than my wife
  lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very
  well!
 
  Bruce
 
 


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Re: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-20 Thread Dave Carabetta

This component might help get you down the path to the solution you want. It
does row highlighting, and I'm sure you could easily add in styling if you
want to.

http://flexed.wordpress.com/2006/12/26/customgrid-v10-or-searchgrid-v20/

Regards,
Dave.
Cynergy Systems, Inc.

On 2/19/07, boy_trike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
datagrid to be able to
control for each cell the:

• Background color
• Font Color
• Font Size
• Font Weight

Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$ to)
will come out
with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has these
4 fields passed to it
so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
its because I am
coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
features that I not
satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
other BUSINESS
developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
unique than my wife
lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

Bruce

 



Re: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-20 Thread Anatole Tartakovsky

Dave,
  Original question was for computed styles/props on the cell level - task
common for BUSINESS data. Example is for overloading row background method -
more of standard WEB selector. While similar approach is doable ( replacing
DataGrid itemRenderer property)  it is neither  robust no integratable with
other itemRenderers. Please see my post on the way to separate computed
styles/attributes from renderer.
Regards,
Anatole



On 2/20/07, Dave Carabetta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  This component might help get you down the path to the solution you
want. It does row highlighting, and I'm sure you could easily add in styling
if you want to.

http://flexed.wordpress.com/2006/12/26/customgrid-v10-or-searchgrid-v20/

Regards,
Dave.
Cynergy Systems, Inc.

On 2/19/07, boy_trike  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
 datagrid to be able to
 control for each cell the:

 • Background color
 • Font Color
 • Font Size
 • Font Weight

 Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$
 to) will come out
 with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has
 these 4 fields passed to it
 so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
 its because I am
 coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
 features that I not
 satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
 other BUSINESS
 developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
 unique than my wife
 lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

 Bruce


 



[flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-19 Thread boy_trike
Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a datagrid to 
be able to 
control for each cell the:

•   Background color
•   Font Color
•   Font Size
•   Font Weight

Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$ to)  will 
come out 
with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has these 4 
fields passed to it 
so I can easily and  programmatically set any of these parameters?  Maybe its 
because I am 
coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these features 
that I not 
satisfied with the current offerings.  Please let me know if there are other 
BUSINESS 
developers who feel the same way.  (if not, I will assume that I am more unique 
than my wife 
lets on!)  However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

Bruce 






RE: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-19 Thread Matt Chotin
We are looking at this kind of enhancement for the next Flex release :-)
But if folks want to create a subclass to share in the meantime that
might be a good little project.

 

Matt

 



From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of boy_trike
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 1:23 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on
STERIODS!

 

Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
datagrid to be able to 
control for each cell the:

* Background color
* Font Color
* Font Size
* Font Weight

Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$
to) will come out 
with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has
these 4 fields passed to it 
so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
its because I am 
coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
features that I not 
satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
other BUSINESS 
developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
unique than my wife 
lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

Bruce 

 



Re: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-19 Thread Ralf Bokelberg

How would you set these properties?

Cheers
Ralf.

On 2/19/07, boy_trike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
datagrid to be able to
control for each cell the:

• Background color
• Font Color
• Font Size
• Font Weight

Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$ to)
will come out
with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has these
4 fields passed to it
so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
its because I am
coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
features that I not
satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
other BUSINESS
developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
unique than my wife
lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

Bruce

 





--
Ralf Bokelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Flex  Flash Consultant based in Cologne/Germany
Phone +49 (0) 221 530 15 35


Re: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-19 Thread Michael Schmalle

I have been experimenting with styleNames in itemRenderers.

Which like he said would be;

styleNameField would access the correct formating in the model. It does
work.

There are a couple of options, still in the labs. ;-)

Peace, Mike

On 2/19/07, Ralf Bokelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  How would you set these properties?

Cheers
Ralf.

On 2/19/07, boy_trike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
 datagrid to be able to
 control for each cell the:

 • Background color
 • Font Color
 • Font Size
 • Font Weight

 Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$
 to) will come out
 with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has
 these 4 fields passed to it
 so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
 its because I am
 coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
 features that I not
 satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
 other BUSINESS
 developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
 unique than my wife
 lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

 Bruce




--
Ralf Bokelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Flex  Flash Consultant based in Cologne/Germany
Phone +49 (0) 221 530 15 35
 





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Blog - Flex2Components
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RE: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on STERIODS!

2007-02-19 Thread Gordon Smith
Bruce, is the problem that you haven't been able to figure out how to do
this, that you don't think you should have to figure it out, that you're
not clear on how to subclass, or something else? In general, the Flex
framework team has been surprised at the resistance many developers have
to subclassing and we'd like to understand it better. After all, we
can't provide every feature that developers need without bloating our
components, and we've assumed that subclassing will be a commonly used
technique.
 
By the way, when you say for each cell do you mean that each cell
needs to render differently based on the data it displays? Or every row
might be different, but each column in a row is the same? Or that each
column is different, but every row in a column is the same?
 
- Gordon



From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Matt Chotin
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 1:46 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on
STERIODS!



We are looking at this kind of enhancement for the next Flex release :-)
But if folks want to create a subclass to share in the meantime that
might be a good little project.

Matt



From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of boy_trike
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 1:23 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] This would make me very happy, a datagrid on
STERIODS!

Am I the only poor slob out here who does NOT want to sub-class a
datagrid to be able to 
control for each cell the:

* Background color
* Font Color
* Font Size
* Font Weight

Is it possible that Adobe (or someone who I would be happy to pay $$$
to) will come out 
with a datagrid with an option similar to the labelFunction that has
these 4 fields passed to it 
so I can easily and programmatically set any of these parameters? Maybe
its because I am 
coming from Delphi which has a few different grids that offer these
features that I not 
satisfied with the current offerings. Please let me know if there are
other BUSINESS 
developers who feel the same way. (if not, I will assume that I am more
unique than my wife 
lets on!) However, I warn you, I do not handle disappointment very well!

Bruce