I'm trying the attached patch with the demo simple grid example. My aim is to disallow highlighting a column when the user clicks on it. However, even though the logs are getting through, the evt.Veto() call doesn't seem to actually veto the column selection.
What am I doing wrong?
veto.diff (518 Bytes)
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Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz <ghankiewicz <at> rastertech.es> writes:
I'm trying the attached patch with the demo simple grid example. My aim
is to disallow highlighting a column when the user clicks on it.
However, even though the logs are getting through, the evt.Veto() call
doesn't seem to actually veto the column selection.
Although this event derives from NotifyEvent the docs do not explicitly
mention that it can be vetoed (like e.g. in the TreeEvent docs) thus it is
probably not possible.
Christian
Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz wrote:
I'm trying the attached patch with the demo simple grid example. My aim is to disallow highlighting a column when the user clicks on it. However, even though the logs are getting through, the evt.Veto() call doesn't seem to actually veto the column selection.
What am I doing wrong?
You'll need to undo the selection yourself.
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