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dawieblake$2007105 dawieblake 04/16/2007 :: 19:04
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| | Hi I used the gdpicture and gdviewer activex's successfully to build a elaborate gantschart system... but now I have a problem . The gantschart is growing vertically and horizontally so that the user needs to scroll. When they scroll vertically, the headings on the top disappear... I would also like to "freeze" the first 3 columns of my gantschart on the left so that scrolling doesn't hide them... One solution is to have 4 gdviewers and use one for the headings, one for the 3 columns on the left one for etc. etc... (get the picture )
But I wondered if it is not possible to FREEZE a top and left portion of the picture so that scrolling doesn't affect it ?
Greatly appreciate your help! Dave | |
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Loïc$2006306 Loïc 04/17/2007 :: 11:29
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| | Hi, The best way is to do what's you described: Using several GdViewer. There is no way to freeze a portion of the gdviewer using only the gdviewer.
Best regards,
Loïc Carrère | |
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dawieblake$2007105 dawieblake 04/17/2007 :: 13:13
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| | Hi, What is the chance of this being a new feature - can't be too much programming, or is it... Problem is that I'm getting funny memory-related problems when I flip-between screens in my application all the time - the gdviewer suddenly only shows part of the whole picture etc. Or perhaps there is a leak somewhere ?!
Adding this as a feature shouldn't affect existing solutions since its an add-onn. I'm just trying me luck . It would be quite cool, opening up a whole bunch of new applications that can be programmed with the control....
Anyway, enjoy the day and thanks for your hard work! David
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Loïc$2006306 Loïc 04/19/2007 :: 12:18
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| | Hi,
with the last beta release you can use this method: DisplayImageRectOnHDC ()http://gdpicture.com/references/gdpicturepro/content/cGdPicture-DisplayImageRectOnHDC.html
I think you can catch the displayed event or the scoll event and use this code:
oGdPicture.SetNativeImage(oGdViewer.GetNativeImage) oGdPicture.DisplayImageRectOnHDC(oGdViewer.hdc,...)
Best regards,
Loïc Carrère | |
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Loïc$2006306 Loïc 04/19/2007 :: 12:19
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| | PS: link for the last beta release http://www.gdpicture.com/ressources/betas/ | |