> If these columns are not editable, an easy way to do this is to use one
> column with a custom draw procedure. Set the style with
> TblSetItemStyle(tableP,row,col,customTableItem). Set the callback
function
> with TblSetCustomDrawProcedure(tableP,col,YourCustomDrawFunc). Then use
> WinDrawChars() in YourCustomDrawFunc() to place the text in one or two
> "columns" as needed.
Thanks for the reply! The first column is not editable, but the second _is_
editable, so I need to stick to using two columns. Would you suggest doing
the custom draw function for the first column since it's not editable, but
continue what I'm already doing for the second column ( TableLoadData(),
etc. ) ? I've never mixed the two and don't know if that's acceptable, but I
don't see why not. I wonder if doing the WinDrawChars() will correctly draw
over the second editable column?
Regards,
-Ken
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