Hello,
We're doing our own datagrid based on the System.windows.forms.datagrid
control, and are having some problems with horizontal scrolling.
In general, we construct our datagrid adding a tablestyle and
gridcolumnstyles to that tablestyle. If we have invisible columns, we add
the gridcolumnstyle with Width = 0 (couldn't find any other way to do it,
because there is no Visible property available...).
When we change column with the TAB key, it doesn't work right if the
invisible columns are in the visible area of the grid. Looking at the code
of the EnsureVisible method of the datagrid, it's something like this:
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private void EnsureVisible(int row, int col) {
int local0;
if (row < this.firstVisibleRow || row >= this.firstVisibleRow +
this.numTotallyVisibleRows) {
local0 = this.ComputeDeltaRows(row);
this.ScrollDown(local0);
}
if (this.firstVisibleCol != 0 || this.numVisibleCols != 0 ||
this.lastTotallyVisibleCol != -1)
goto i-1;
return;
do {
this.ScrollToColumn(col);
} while (col < this.firstVisibleCol || col == this.firstVisibleCol &&
this.negOffset != 0 || this.lastTotallyVisibleCol == -1 && col >
this.firstVisibleCol || this.lastTotallyVisibleCol > -1 && col >
this.lastTotallyVisibleCol);
}
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The problem is that, even if we can't see, for example, the column 0 because
it has its Width=0, the datagrid keeps saying that FirtsVisibleCol=0, so it
doesn't scroll right when it should. I guess the same is happening with the
rest of the private properties (numVisibleCols and lastTotallyVisibleCol)
Anybody has any ideas of how we can solve this problem? Is there a way to
tell the datagrid that Column0 is actually invisible?
Right now, the only way I can think of doing it is controlling columns with
Width=0 and scrolling the grid "by hand"...
Thank You very much,
Igor Mendizabal
