Table flags
Table flags
MTBL_FLAG_ADAPT_LIST_WIDTH |
The width of drop down lists are adapted so that the widest list entry is completely visible. |
MTBL_FLAG_BUTTONS_OUTSIDE_CELL |
Buttons ( Drop down buttons and M!Table buttons ) are located right hand outside the cell area. |
MTBL_FLAG_BUTTONS_FLAT |
Buttons ( Drop down buttons and M!Table buttons ) are drawn with a flat border ( if no Windows Theme is active ). |
MTBL_FLAG_BUTTONS_PERMANENT |
Buttons ( Drop down buttons and M!Table buttons ) are always shown. |
MTBL_FLAG_CLIP_FOCUS_AREA |
The background of the focus frame is painted with the background color of the table. If you have many different cell colors, the table looks a little bit more "consistent" if this flag is set. |
MTBL_FLAG_COLOR_ENTIRE_COLUMN |
Paints the background color of columns over the entire table instead of painting only in row cells. |
MTBL_FLAG_COLOR_ENTIRE_ROW |
Paints the background color of rows over the entire table instead of painting only in column cells. |
MTBL_FLAG_EXPAND_CRLF |
Expands line breaks ( carriage return / line feed ) in cell texts instead of displaying a special character, |
MTBL_FLAG_EXPAND_ROW_ON_DBLCLK |
Parent rows are expanded/collapsed on double click. |
MTBL_FLAG_EXPAND_TABS |
Tab characters are expanded instead of displaying a special character. Affects all cell texts in the table and tooltips. |
MTBL_FLAG_FULL_OVERLAP_SELECTION |
The cells in the overlapping areas of row and column selection are also inverted or, if selection colors |
MTBL_FLAG_GRADIENT_HEADERS |
Draws all headers with a gradient background, beginning at the top with white and ending at the bottom with the current background color. |
MTBL_FLAG_HIDE_PERM_BTN_NE |
Permanent buttons are not shown in non editable cells ( cells which are disabled or read only ). |
MTBL_FLAG_IGNORE_TD_THEME_COLORS |
The default colors of the current Team Developer Theme are ignored. Instead, the "old fashioned" default colors are used. |
MTBL_FLAG_IGNORE_WIN_THEME |
The current Windows Theme is ignored. |
MTBL_FLAG_MOVE_INP_FOCUS_UD_EX |
If set and a multiline cell is in editing mode: If the caret is in the first line and the up-arrow is pressed, the input focus is moved up (to the next editable cell above). If the caret is in the last line and the down-arrow is pressed, the input focus is moved down (to the next editable cell below ). Doesn't apply to popup edit cells. |
MTBL_FLAG_NO_COLUMN_HEADER |
The column header isn't visible |
MTBL_FLAG_NO_DITHER |
With 8 bit color depth, colors which are not in the VGA palette are replaced with the nearest VGA color instead of dithering them. |
MTBL_FLAG_NO_FREE_COL_AREA_LINES |
No lines are painted in the area right of the last visible column. |
MTBL_FLAG_NO_FREE_ROW_AREA_LINES |
No lines are painted in the area below the last visible row. |
MTBL_FLAG_SOLID_ROWHDR |
No horizontal lines and no 3D edges are drawn in the row header. This flag has no effect if MTBL_FLAG_GRADIENT_HEADERS is set. |
MTBL_FLAG_SORT_KEEP_ROWMERGE |
When sorting, rows which are part of merged rows and/or cells keep their position among themselves. |
MTBL_FLAG_SORT_RESTORE_TREE |
When sorting, the tree is automatically restored if any parent and/or child rows were affected. |
MTBL_FLAG_SUPPRESS_FOCUS |
Suppresses the row focus frame. |
MTBL_FLAG_SUPPRESS_ROW_SELECTION |
Suppresses row selection by user action and/or calls to SalTblSetRowFlags and/or SalTblSetFlagsAnyRows. |
MTBL_FLAG_THUMBTRACK_HSCROLL |
Enables horizontal thumbtrack scrolling ( the table is scrolled immediately while the user is dragging the scroll box ). |
MTBL_FLAG_THUMBTRACK_VSCROLL |
Enables vertical thumbtrack scrolling ( the table is scrolled immediately while the user is dragging the scroll box ). |
MTBL_FLAG_USE_TBL_FONT_DDL |
Instead of the effective cell font, the table font is used for dropdown lists. |
MTBL_FLAG_USE_TBL_FONT_PE |
Instead of the effective cell font, the table font is used for popup edits. |
MTBL_FLAG_VARIABLE_ROW_HEIGHT |
Enables the use of variable row heights. |
See also
MTblSetFlags
MTblQueryFlags
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