Hi Bruce,
There are several ways to do so and they are "similar" to datagrid actions.
Using your example -> modify cell 3,3
1. Edit the TEXT of row 3:2. Edit the ARRAY of row 3:Maybe there are more ways, but that should get you started.
Best
Klaus
please DON'T! Like in showbiz, behind the curtains it will get a bit ugly.I feel like a domestic abuser to the beauty that is polygrid
There are several ways to do so and they are "similar" to datagrid actions.
Using your example -> modify cell 3,3
1. Edit the TEXT of row 3:
CODE:
...## Tell the widget what row (line) we are interested in:set the pgInternalPointer of widget "pgWhatever" to "3"put the pgTextOfRow of widget "pgWhatever" into tText## Now modify "column" 3:set itemdel to TABput tNewValue into item 3 of tTextset the pgTextOfRow of widget "pgWhatever" to tText...
CODE:
...## Tell the widget what row (line) we are interested in:set the pgInternalPointer of widget "pgWhatever" to "3"put the pgDataOfRow of widget "pgWhatever" into tArray## Now modify "column" 3:put tNewValue into tArray["name of this column here"]set the pgDataOfRow of widget "pgWhatever" to tArray...
Best
Klaus
Statistics: Posted by Klaus — Sat Jul 27, 2024 10:59 am