Sorry - of course I used
sgProg.Cells[i,k]
and not what I put in my hastily written pseudo code. You lost me on
the rest of your message - what do you mean "the tstrings of the object"?
jamie
--- In [email protected], "cerbadan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> For i := 0 To N Do
> For k := 0 To M Do
> sgProg.Cells[ x,y] := '';
>
>
> maybe you'll have to try sgProg.Cells[i,k] instead of [x,y] :)
> I do remember somewhere that was a case like you said and the problem
> came from the fact that it's better to use the tstrings of the object
> that is used to store the real information, not the information
> dislpayed on the grid.
>
> --- In [email protected], "Jamie L. Mitchell" <jamiemi@>
> wrote:
> >
> > This is annoying. Using Delphi 2005 on a Windows XP box. This
> > anomaly happens with both TSringGrid and TjvStringGrid.
> >
> > I go into edit mode
> >
> > sgProg.Options := grdOA.Options + [goEditing,
> goAlwaysShowEditor];
> >
> > and do some editing of the cells. Then, if I want to leave edit
> mode,
> > I clean out all of the cells
> >
> > For i := 0 To N Do
> > For k := 0 To M Do
> > sgProg.Cells[x,y] := '';
> >
> >
> > and then do the reverse
> >
> > sgProg.Options := grdOA.Options - [goEditing,
> goAlwaysShowEditor];
> >
> > Now here is the problem. After clearing out all of the cells, and
> > turning off the editor, sometimes cells retain the text they had
> > before I cleared them out. Physically placing a mouse click in any
> > cell causes the update to occur, causing all of the cells to go to
> > NULL. I have tried a variety of fixes, including
> >
> > sgProg.Refresh;
> > sgProg.Repaint;
> > sgProg.StickADaggerThroughItsHeart();
> > etc.
> >
> > It just wants to hold onto the text that is no longer in its
> buffer.
> > Any suggestions? As I said, the Jedi control has the same behavior.
> >
> > Thanks
> > jamie
> >
>
