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Re: CSVNStatusListCtrl resizeable columns bugs

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-02-17 19:52:59 CET

Simon Large wrote:

> I don't understand. I position the cursor over the gap between 'remote
> property' and 'lock' so that the <-|-> grap handle appears, then left
> click and drag. Nothing moves. It works just fine with the other
> boundaries. Maybe this is specific to Win2K. I will go try on my XP box...
>
> Same there, but now I noticed there are 2 different grab handles. <-|->
> is the one that works (even where I said it doesn't) but <-||-> (which
> only appears when there is a column suppressed) does not. Looks like I
> was trying to use the double bar grab handle. What is that one for?

I'm hiding the columns by setting their size to zero. I guess that can
confuse Win2k. That's something I haven't a workaround for.

Of course, I could implement that whole hiding of columns by actually
*removing* the columns. But that would take a huge amount of work (and I
mean *huge*), because when you remove a column, you have to check that
while sorting and when the columns are reordered. As long as I just set
the size to zero, the control itself takes care of the reordering.
Also, removed columns must be filled again after showing them again, now
I can just increase their size - the content is already set.

Stefan

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