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Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Jean-Pierre LEROY on July 17, 2005, 01:09:53 PM
Hi,

I need to use a Grid control with FireFly for one application; does anyone have any comments as too the advantages or disadvantages in
using either "EGrid" or "SI Grid" with FireFly.

Thank you for your help.
Jean-Pierre.
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Elias Montoya on July 18, 2005, 01:19:01 AM
Egrid32 has many advantages, one of them is that i provide
support for Egrid32 faster.

What are you trying to do with a grid control? maybe i can help.

:)
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Roger Garstang on July 18, 2005, 01:50:19 AM
Yes, Elias wears his computer, so you have instant support...hehehe  I think he wrote an app that parses PB and FF web pages for "Egrid" while he is asleep too, so it can wake him up.

So, how is SlimGrid32 coming?  Can't wait to see what it is like.
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: TechSupport on July 18, 2005, 08:14:19 AM
Quote from: Roger GarstangSlimGrid32

:lol:  Cool name!
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Jean-Pierre LEROY on July 18, 2005, 08:26:33 AM
QuoteWhat are you trying to do with a grid control? maybe i can help
Thank you Elias for your kind offer; here is what i am trying to do :

I've 9 variables v1, v2, ... v9; for each variable the user needs to enter a "Minimum single type value" and a "Maximum single type value"; I've to check that the "Minimum value" is lower or equal that the "Maximum value"; so in my grid control, I need to have 3 columns (Variable, Minimum, Maximum) and 9 lines (v1, v2, ..., v9); I don't know how I can do that  :?:

PS : The min value and max value can be in array : MinVar(1) ... MinVar(9) and MaxVar(1) ... MaxVar(9)

Thank you for your help.
Jean-Pierre
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Elias Montoya on July 18, 2005, 10:23:43 PM
Please try this:

www.sweetheartgames.com/EGRID_EXAMPLE_07.zip


Im not sure if i understand correctly, but if not, maybe this can be a start.

:)
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Roger Garstang on July 19, 2005, 12:48:31 AM
I was going to call it PetiteGrid32, but when saying it all I could picture was a ballerina.  So, SlimGrid32 sounded better.
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Jean-Pierre LEROY on July 19, 2005, 05:15:20 AM
Thank you Elias for this FF project.

It's a good start for me  :D
thank you very much for your help.

I will keep you informed.
Jean-Pierre.
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Elias Montoya on July 19, 2005, 06:36:17 PM
Hey roger, those are good names, and i was thinking that maybe
asking all the guys of the forum would be a good promotion for the
new "Slimgrid32"... what do you think?

Elias :)
Title: SlimGrid
Post by: David Gwillim on July 21, 2005, 09:53:35 AM
Hello Elias,

How "slim" are we talking with SlimGrid32? A really small DLL?

Dave
Title: About Egrid and SI Grid with FireFly
Post by: Elias Montoya on July 22, 2005, 08:57:48 PM
Well... it is planned to be less than 100Kb with much of the functions
of the full version, but the "slim" comes from the usage way.

Most functions are now in 1 step instead of 2 or 3 message sendings.

For example, to retrieve text, now only 1 call is required, for example:

celltext = egGetcelltext(Hgrid, X, Y)

This features will be added eventually also to the full version, just in case that the "slim" users wants to upgrade to full version.

However, this version will not have all the functions of the PRO version, but it will have the most commonly used.

Elias :)