at 30.01.2001 18:54 Uhr, Charles Yeomans wrote:
> An alternative would be to rethink your code.
Hi Charles,
thanks for your thoughts! I already looked at your VLOP-classes and they are
really cool...
Rethinking the code is what I am doing currently. I wanted to split up my
VCursorBrowser - code, so that displaying the cursor is more flexible:
i.e.:
- currently it shows ALL fields of the current cursor in the same style
- What I want is to have a field - say 'email' which has its own methods
and creates a hyperlink from the saved string...
- dto. goes for the field-widths etc...
That's why I wanted to split VCursor in 3 classes:
- DisplayClass (shows the complete pane and handles scrolling etc...)
- VCursor-Subclass (which handles all special code for cursors)
- VField-Subclass (which has special methods for different sub-types - i.e.
'mail' or 'http' etc...)
In my CListCanvas I already did something like this. It sends a
'DrawRow'-Event for every row drawn... maybe I go back to the
CListCanvas-class...
If anybody has an idea how to accomplish the task so that we have all the
options above, please don't hesitate posting your ideas. I think this would
be a VERY flexible all-purpose cursorbrowser
Any idea appreciated...
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