Spreadsheet control
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Notes:
[*:1ou6me2r] SS doesn't support Unicode by design and that will probably never change. Its open-source however.
[*:1ou6me2r] In order to use OVERDRAW types without dealing with structure details too much, use the S function. and include DRAWITEMSTRUCT definition given at the start of the _Test.ahk.
[*:1ou6me2r] For real life sample of usage, check out Property control.
[*:1ou6me2r]Notes about cell unlocking/unhiding.
[*:1ou6me2r]True ComboBox with ComboX
[module] SpreadSheet 0.0.2.1 - 3
Started by
majkinetor
, Jun 03 2007 11:00 AM
32 replies to this topic
Version 0.1
Practicaly everything is possible to set with SetCell function
Practicaly everything is possible to set with SetCell function
#2
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Posted 03 June 2007 - 09:33 PM
No interest/comments for this control...
Project is abandoned then :idea:
Project is abandoned then :idea:
#3
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 01:30 PM
Just saw it, seemĀ“s interesting...
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 01:49 PM
COMPLETELY INACTIVE - I do not use AHK anymore.
I also think it's very interesting, and I immediately started thinking of possible uses... just curious, what are you planning to do with this?
#5
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 01:53 PM
Awesome control!
Uh! Please.. The forum is unable to match your speed, I guess!
Thanks for all the good work!
No interest/comments for this control...
Project is abandoned then :idea:
Uh! Please.. The forum is unable to match your speed, I guess!
Thanks for all the good work!
#6
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 01:56 PM
No, do keep going. Did you manage to implement import/export yet? Looks interesting too.
Very cool if this control can be fully used in AHK! 8)
Very cool if this control can be fully used in AHK! 8)
#7
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 02:58 PM
If you can embed controls within this "spreadsheet control", this could possibly a solution for some kind of continous form I asked a long time ago.
When I wrote my ToDo List app I asked for a possibility like this. If was one of my first questions within this forum.
:arrow: http://www.autohotke...4758.html#14758
Can this control handle this?
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Cheers AGU
When I wrote my ToDo List app I asked for a possibility like this. If was one of my first questions within this forum.
:arrow: http://www.autohotke...4758.html#14758
Can this control handle this?
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Cheers AGU
#8
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 03:15 PM
Oh, thank you guys, you are gordgeous...
You can embed only controls available in the Types list, nothing else. So this is not general container.
Isnt the picture clear ? Isn't the Type clear ?If you can embed controls within this "spreadsheet control", this
could possibly a solution for some kind of continous form I asked a long time ago.
You can embed only controls available in the Types list, nothing else. So this is not general container.
Of course it exists, its called Tab. You can get "endless form" if you do keep adding controls constantlyExists an GUI Element that can hold other GUI elements? It should be s.th like a endless form. Do you understand what I mean?
#9
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 03:50 PM
Well it can hold checkbox, text and button.
So it seems to me like a possible solution. Sorry if these next questions sound stupid, but assuming I have a checkbox in a first column, would it be possible to do some kind of action to a text control in a second column when activating/deactivating the checkbox in the first column?
And what about user-action in general. Can these embedded controls be assigned a g-label?
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Cheers AGU
So it seems to me like a possible solution. Sorry if these next questions sound stupid, but assuming I have a checkbox in a first column, would it be possible to do some kind of action to a text control in a second column when activating/deactivating the checkbox in the first column?
And what about user-action in general. Can these embedded controls be assigned a g-label?
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Cheers AGU
#10
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 04:02 PM
SpreadSheat is basicly Excell. I saw in the demo it is possible to do all Excel basic things.
So, the answer is yes. You can uncheck something and influence other cells easily.
Your handler will be called on button click, state change etc, so you can do all that is necessary manualy.
So, SS is not Excell, but it can be wrapped into Excell with some higher API that relies on low level API on this page.
So, the answer is yes. You can uncheck something and influence other cells easily.
Your handler will be called on button click, state change etc, so you can do all that is necessary manualy.
So, SS is not Excell, but it can be wrapped into Excell with some higher API that relies on low level API on this page.
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 04:06 PM
For instance:
This little code creates 2 cells one to have check. WHen you check it, it will change cell AA1 (1,1).
Red code is still not implemented.
SS_SetCell(hCtrl, 1, 1, "type=TEXT", "txt=Caption", "bg=0xFF", "fg=0xFFFFFF") SS_SetCell(hCtrl, 2, 4, "type=CHECKBOX", "data=1", "imgal=CENTER", "[color=red]sub=OnChange[/color]") OnChange: SS_SetCell(hCtrl, 1, 1, "txt=Control is changed") return
This little code creates 2 cells one to have check. WHen you check it, it will change cell AA1 (1,1).
Red code is still not implemented.
#12
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 04:10 PM
Very impressive! I'm looking forward to using this.
Also thanks for your great work on the other custom controls!
Also thanks for your great work on the other custom controls!
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 04:26 PM
Just for information: Link to the original with examples
Screenshot of the SprDemo.exe
It can even convert a formula to graphics! And, it can save and import to spr-file. Amazing possibilities for the size.
Would be very cool if we could fully use it with AHK! :wink:
Screenshot of the SprDemo.exe
It can even convert a formula to graphics! And, it can save and import to spr-file. Amazing possibilities for the size.
Would be very cool if we could fully use it with AHK! :wink:
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Posted 04 June 2007 - 06:08 PM
v0.2
Many new functions added - total count 29.
Acctually, almost everything is implemented but you can not access everything as I didn't find the way to interface some things yet...
The good thing is that SS can even be used for dynamic calculus as it supports Formula type for which you send CALCULATE message
Some examples from the demo code. Fairly trivial to xtend SetCell function to support this:
About fonts:
There are 16 slots for user fonts.
U create font by using SS_SetFont(hCtrl, idx, pFont)
U set the font for given cell with SetCell using fnt named parameter which u set to font index you want to use.
One other major thing is missing. SetGlobal.
This sets defaults for everything (row height, widht, colors etc..). This is currently possible to do per cell basis only.
Many new functions added - total count 29.
Acctually, almost everything is implemented but you can not access everything as I didn't find the way to interface some things yet...
The good thing is that SS can even be used for dynamic calculus as it supports Formula type for which you send CALCULATE message
Some examples from the demo code. Fairly trivial to xtend SetCell function to support this:
dtCellFloat dt 1.2345 szCellFormula1 db '(AA6+AA7+2)*3',0 szCellFormula2 db 'Sin(Rad(45))',0 szCellGraph db 'Grp(T(-1,0,0,Rgb(0,0,0),"Graph Demo"),X(0,PI()*4,0,1,Rgb(0,0,255),"x-axis"),Y(-1.1,1.1,0,0.5,Rgb(255,0,0),"y-axis"),gx(AJ1:AJ13,Rgb(0,0,0),"Cell values"),fx(Sin(x()),0.1,Rgb(255,0,255),"Sin(x)"),fx(x()^3-x()^2-x(),0.1,Rgb(0,128,0),"x^3-x^2-x"))',0
About fonts:
There are 16 slots for user fonts.
U create font by using SS_SetFont(hCtrl, idx, pFont)
U set the font for given cell with SetCell using fnt named parameter which u set to font index you want to use.
One other major thing is missing. SetGlobal.
This sets defaults for everything (row height, widht, colors etc..). This is currently possible to do per cell basis only.
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Posted 05 June 2007 - 11:44 AM