I am trying to decrease the height of DataGridView rows to allow showing as much of theme. ut all my best effort produces the following result:
These are the settings used for the RowHeaderDefaultCellStyle:
aGrid.RowHeadersDefaultCellStyle.Alignment = DataGridViewContentAlignment.MiddleRight
aGrid.RowHeadersDefaultCellStyle.BackColor = Color.DarkGray
I have several DataGridView's that are located in several different containers. I want to display a small form in a precise location relative to the RowHeader when the user's mouse moves over the row header of the datagridview. How can I get the screen coordinates of the RowHeader? The code below does not display the form in the proper location. I want the top-left corner of the form to be displayed 15 points to the right of the Right property and 15 points below the Bottom property of the RowHeader.
I want to set different context menu for datagridview cells, rowheaders and columnheaders.The idea is that when I right-click any of these items, a different context menu is displayed. How do i do this?
I have a form with 1 DataGridView and 3 TextBox control which is txtName, txtAddress and txtDesignation. I have also MS Access Database Table with StaffName, Address and Designation. What I want is when I Double click firstrow DataGridView RowHeader.. the data from database will display in the txtName, txtAddress and txtDesignation respectively.. means StaffName for txtName, Address for txtAddress.
I want to know if VB.Net already has a control like this before I start wasting time building my own. I have a DataGridView that shows the row error symbol in the RowHeader if the update to the database is unsuccessful for that row. Currently, if you hover the mouse over the error icon it will show a default tool tip to display the error text.I would like the user to left-click the RowHeader and a small popup window will show the error text. Then when the user clicks somewhere other than the popup window it will disappear just like a context menu. do I need to build a form with no borders that has a large textbox in it, then setup an event so when the form loses focus it closes? Or does a context menu strip have the ability to support a large textbox? Or do I use a splash screen?
I have a DataGridView with one column, I set for that column DefaultcelStyle->Wrapmode=True Modify data a with a long string, I call also vb.net DataGridView1.AutoResizeRows() DataGridView1.Refresh() But the DataGridView doesn't refresh wrap,il looks like this : I change manually current selected row moving to another record and now the refresh is done :
I have a client app written in Visual Basic (Visual Studio 2008). The text is wrapping around to the next line when the tooltip displays on the form. Can I draw the rectangle wider?
Private Sub WORMSToolTip_Draw(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As DrawToolTipEventArgs) Handles WORMSToolTip.Draw e.Graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.AliceBlue, e.Bounds)
I'm working in VB.Net w/ WPF and I need to create a DataGrid at run-time (in the code-behind) with the text in each grid cell able to wrap. I've found a lot of examples showing how to do this in the XML but I can't find anything explaining how this is done in the code-behind. I'm stuck trying to figure out how the DataGridTemplateColumn, CellTemplate, and DataTemplate all work together.
When i am receiving server responses some are to long for the RTB so obviously continue on the next line. Each line is time stamped. If the word is to long it looks as follows:
15:00 this is a long message 15:01 another message and so on
what i would like is for the new line to be indented to under the text above so it does not wrap directly under the time stamp. [Code]
This question was there about 8 years ago, now I'm having the same problem with Urmel and still there couldn't be whenever I load data into my DataGrid (RowHeadersVisble=True), the RowHeaderCells are empty but the selected one that has an arrow. Is there a way to show the RowNumber instead of nothing or the arrow?
I want to wrap one exe withing second with some functionality is it possible in vb.net?. when user run main exe it will check some requirement and than run internal exe without extract it. How it is possible?
how I can stop text from wrapping in a label? My labels have AutoSize turned off and only show one line, but I don't want the text to wrap on to a second line even if it "thinks" that the text won't fit.
I'm writing a text adventure that takes place in the World of Snorf.Console.WriteLine("You are in the world of Snorf. The sky is pink. A gentle breeze blows across your naked skin.") When I debug this, the line gets cut through the word "your".How can I have the words automatically wrapped between the words?
I am trying to wrap a c++ dll and can use system.runtime.interopservices.dllimport and declare function to call functions from the dll. But how do i wrap the data types and everything else?
I need to write a program that works like a parent midi form to an external windows based application.The reason is that the application needs to be in a kiosk mode when running, and my wrapper midi form will manange the launch and closing of the windows based application.
I am having a datagrid in WPF application and I need to show the text wrapped in the cells. Basically I am reading from SQL server and displaying them in the Datagrid. Some of the fields having more than 255 character length and I want to show them as wrapped. To do this, I created my own style and trying to apply that to a data grid cell, but it is not working. [Code]
We have a button that loads up a form. It opens up a form and there is a Table. Its the history table. Well, the way this table is loaded is we run a function known as HistoryTableSelectSubset. Now, this has worked very fine! Not a problem.
This is our problem. We want three columns in this table. First, QueryDate (WORKS!). Second, SQL (WORKS!). Third, MYNEWCOLUMN (Fail). What we want in this third column is basically the SQL column but with it all word wrapped.
So, instead of seeing only the first line of the SQL on the table if it is written like this:
I need to be able to find out if the text in my label is resizing the label to an extent where it extends beyond the form, I think I can do this using the form's .right and the label's .right property.how do I add in new lines / wrap the text or whatever?
I attached a screenshot of my IRIS program and am wanting to implement a new feature, but I'm not sure how to do it. On the left hand side, you can see I have a bound datagridview control that displays a device name and an IP Address from a table in a database.What I want to do is have the option to launch a new form that has ALL the devices visible (including their state: green or red) and based on the size of the form, be able to auto-wrap to a new column.[code]So basically, instead of being able to only see the devices in the DGV on the left as it is scanning, I want to be able to see ALL of the devices in multiple columns in a new form. I looked on codeproject for a custom control to do this, but didn't really find anything.
If I want to do a if-statement, wich one is the most correct way?[code]Of course, both will work but to me, the second way looks more correct. I feel that it's much easier to understand what's actually going on, especially if there are several expressions to be evaluated. But my guess is that there is no difference in preformance, or am I wrong?
Consider the following method that stops a service:
Public Function StopService(ByVal serviceName As String, ByVal timeoutMilliseconds As Double) As Boolean Try Dim service As New ServiceController(serviceName) Dim timeout As TimeSpan = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(timeoutMilliseconds)
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I agree that for domain model code that using the "traditional" unit testing approach makes the most sense as this would lead to a design that is easiest to maintain. However, for code that deals with the .net implementation of Windows API related stuff (file system, services, etc), is there really an advantage to going thru the extra work to get "traditionally" testable code?
It's hard for me to see the disadvantages of using Microsoft Moles for things such as ServiceController (or the File object). I really don't see any advantage of doing the traditional approach in this case.
I have a DataGridView (dgv) on a Windows form (VB.NET) which is bound to a datatable. One of the bound columns is a an ID (Foreign Key) to another datatable. All I want to do is Hide the ID column and populate an unbound column with the Name (ParmName) for the user. I searched the foreign value in the datatable and retrieved the information. I set the Value of the cell in the Datarow. All works well, but does not display. The cell accepts the value...I can even Debug.Print the values to the console. They are there just nothing displaying in DataGridView. Nothing odd about DataGridView. Should be straight forward...
My Code , Dim dtParm As DataTable = MyDataSet.tblParameter Dim dgv As DataGridView = Me.dgvResultNum_DataGrid
The following code selects a line ina richtextbox. It works OK expect from one problem:
When a line is biger than the size of the richtextbox, it wraps it. This create a big problem as I can not select the last line of the richtextbox (when a line is wrapped it becomes two lines). When I set wordwrap to off it works just fine
Private Sub RichTextBox1_MouseMove(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles RichTextBox1.MouseMove
I have a datagridview which is populated with information from a database. I would like it so that when I click on one of the items in the table, the information appears in the text box, or other suitable tool.
The VB output is an EPG (electronic program guide), that has a list of programs and the channels/time etc. So when you click on the program such as 'The News,' the data from the database such as 'Description' will appear in the textbox.