i have created dynamic button with code below, the button caption is too long so i have to change the size of the caption to fit the button width but the wordwrap seen to be not function at all.
var
Reg: TRegistry;
lstKey, lstSubKey : TStringList;
sKeyName, sSubKeyName : string;
i, j, iSize, iSize2, iTop, iSpace, iComp : integer;
begin
lstKey := TStringList.Create;
lstSubKey := TStringList.Create;
lstBtnName := TStringList.Create;
Reg := TRegIniFile.Create;
try
Reg.OpenKeyReadOnly('registryPath');
Reg.GetKeyNames(lstSubKey); // get registry key
Reg.CloseKey;
iSize := 5;
iSize2 := 5;
iTop := 5;
iSpace := 5;
if ScrollBox1.ControlCount > 0 then begin
for j := ScrollBox1.ControlCount - 1 downto 0 do begin
with ScrollBox1.Controls[j] AS TBitBtn do begin
Free;
end;
end;
end;
for i := 0 to lstSubKey.Count - 1 do begin
with TBitBtn.Create(self) do begin // create dynamic buttons
Parent := ScrollBox1;
Height := 50;
Width := 50;
if iSize > ((Width + iSpace) * 3) then begin //2nd row, 3 btns in 1 row
Left := iSize2;
iSize2 := iSize2 + Width + iSpace;
Top := iTop + Height + iSpace;
end else begin //1st row
Left := iSize;
iSize := iSize + Width + iSpace;
Top := iTop;
end;
Caption := lstSubKey.Strings[i];
WordWrap := TRUE;
end;
end;
finally
lstKey.Free;
lstSubKey.Free;
Reg.Free;
end;
end;
Using #13 in caption can split the caption string to next row.
eg. Caption := 'Stock ID : Bread ' + #13 + 'Price : RM1.00';
Works for me with a simple example of three lstSubKey entries:
'Short'
'Medium Length'
'Longer'
However, if I remove the space between "Medium" and "Length", and make the 2nd item:
'MediumLength'
Then it does not wrap, but this is to be expected because there is no word break in the string on which the string can be broken in order to be wrapped.
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I try to add TLineView objects to a report.
The number of lines is depending on a certain number, retrieved by the reports dataset.
I have put my code into the scripts initialization part and in a very experimental test version it looks like this:
var nol, i: integer;
child, newChild: TfrxChild;
noteLine1, noteLine2: TfrxLineView;
page: TfrxPage;
begin
page := ReportName;
nol := <DS_MAIN."VOLUME"> /2;
nol := nol + <DS_MAIN."VOLUME"> mod 2;
child3.child := TfrxChild.create(nil);
newchild := child3.child;
newChild.Visible := true;
noteLine1 := TfrxLineView.create(newChild);
noteLine1.name := 'nl1000';
noteLine1.Top := 0.73;
noteLine1.Width := 7.5;
noteLine1.Left := 3;
noteLine1.Visible := true;
noteLine1.Parent.Objects.Remove(noteLine1);
noteLine1.Parent.Objects.Add(noteLine1);
// newChild.Objects.Add(noteLine1);
noteLine2 := TfrxLineView.create(newChild);
noteLine2.name := 'nl1001';
noteLine2.Top := 0.73;
noteLine2.Width := 7.5;
noteLine2.Left := 11.2;
newChild.Objects.Add(noteLine2);
noteLine2.Visible := true;
for i := 1 to nol do begin
Child := TfrxChild.create(nil);
NewChild.child := Child;
newChild := child;
end;
end.
Instead of getting two lines side by side, with a gap between them, I get only a single short line of a length of around 3-4 mm.
The above code is just a snap of my trial-and-error session.
Hope now that there could be anyone to give me some clues.
If I understand your question correctly, you need to consider at least the following:
With your for loop you create bands, not lines. You may try to change the logic and create objects (memos, lines, shapes) with bands as owners.
The objects’ coordinates and sizes are set in pixels, so you need an additional calculation.
From documentation:
Objects’ coordinates and sizes are set in pixels. Since the «Left,»
«Top,» «Width,» and «Height» properties of all objects have the
«Extended» type, you can point out non-integer values. The following
constants are defined for converting pixels into centimeters and
inches:
fr01cm = 3.77953;
fr1cm = 37.7953;
fr01in = 9.6;
fr1in = 96;
The following working example generates five TfrxLineView objects. Just put an empty report on your form and add report title band:
procedure TfrmMain.btnPreviewClick(Sender: TObject);
var
nol, i: integer;
left: Extended;
band: TfrxReportTitle;
line: TfrxLineView;
begin
// Band
band := (report.Report.FindObject('ReportBand') as TfrxReportTitle);
// Lines generation
left := 3;
nol := 5;
for i := 1 to nol do begin
line := TfrxLineView.Create(band);
line.CreateUniqueName;
line.Top := 0.73;
line.Width := fr1cm * 2;
line.Left := left;
left := left + line.Width + 30;
end;
// Report preview
report.ShowReport(False);
end;
This is my final solution:
procedure Child8OnBeforePrint(Sender: TfrxComponent);
var nol, i: integer;
left1, left2: extended;
child, newChild: TfrxChild;
noteLine1, noteLine2, line: TfrxLineView;
page: TfrxPage;
band: TfrxChild;
begin
nol := <DS_MAIN."VOLUME"> /2;
nol := nol + <DS_MAIN."VOLUME"> mod 2;
band := TfrxChild(TRP_ORDER_NOTE.FindObject('Child9'));
// Lines generation
left1 := 3*fr1cm;
left2 := 11.2*fr1cm;
for i := 1 to nol do begin
line := TfrxLineView.Create(band);
line.Name := 'noteLine'+intToStr(1+2*(i-1+trunc(random*1000000))); //Panic solution
line.Top := fr1cm*(0.73 + (i-1)*0.75);
line.Width := 7.5*fr1cm;
line.Left := left1;
if (<DS_MAIN."VOLUME"> mod 2 > 0 ) and (i = nol) then
exit
else
begin
line := TfrxLineView.Create(band);
line.Name := 'noteLine'+intToStr(2*i+trunc(random*1000000));
line.Top := fr1cm*(0.73 + (i-1)*0.75);
line.Width := 7.5*fr1cm;
line.Left := left2;
end;
end;
end;
i am drawing text and image in tvirtuailstringtree as following in onbeforecellpaint event
begin
Textrectplace := NewRect;
Textrectplace.Left := Textrectplace.Left + 2;
Textrectplace.Width := 24;
Textrectplace.Height := Data.image.height;
Textrectplace.Top := Textrectplace.Top;
Textrectplace.Bottom := Textrectplace.Bottom;
xOfftext := Textrectplace.Left + Textrectplace.Width + 4;
yOfftext := Textrectplace.Top - 3 + ((Data.image.height - TargetCanvas.TextHeight('H')) div 2);
TargetCanvas.font.color := clgray;
TargetCanvas.font.Size := 10;
TargetCanvas.TextOut(xOfftext, yOfftext, Data.text);
end;
end;
begin
imgrect:= Textrectplace;
imgrect.Left := imgrect.Left + 150;
imgrect.Width := 24;
imgrect.Height := 36;
imgrect.Top := imgrect.Top - 6 + ((Data.image.height - TargetCanvas.TextHeight('H')) div 2);
imgrect.Bottom := imgrect.Bottom;
TargetCanvas.Draw(imgrect.Left, imgrect.Top, Data.image);
end;
I have one problem in text and image alignment I wanted the text to be aligned to left and that part is handled . the image has align problem I wanted to make it aligned to the Right with the text without textoverflow currently if the node has short text its all good and the image showing correctly with the text . but if the text is too long its overflow the image .
here is example image
in the image example It shows how the long texted node looks like and how it should be if the text is too long and the list width is small for the alignment of the image with text it should show I am long nod... until the list become bigger then show the full text which is I am long node text how can I achieve that
Updated Code
procedure TForm1.virtuailtreeBeforeCellPaint(Sender: TBaseVirtualTree;
TargetCanvas: TCanvas; Node: PVirtualNode; Column: TColumnIndex;
CellPaintMode: TVTCellPaintMode; CellRect: TRect; var ContentRect: TRect);
var
Data: ^PnodeData;
NewRect: TRect;
Textrectplace: TRect;
imgrect : TRect;
begin
if not Assigned(Node) then
begin
exit;
end;
Data := virtuailtree.GetNodeData(Node);
NewRect := CellRect;
//text
begin
Textrectplace := NewRect;
Textrectplace.Left := Textrectplace.Left + 2;
Textrectplace.Width := 70;
Textrectplace.Height := 30;
Textrectplace.Top := Textrectplace.Top;
Textrectplace.Bottom := Textrectplace.Bottom;
TargetCanvas.font.color := clgray;
TargetCanvas.font.Size := 10;
DrawText(TargetCanvas.Handle, pChar(Data.text), Length(Data.text)
, Textrectplace, DT_End_Ellipsis );
end;
end;
//right image that should be stay at the right position
begin
imgrect := Textrectplace;
imgrect.left := imgrect.left + 150;
imgrect.Width := 24;
imgrect.Height := 36;
imgrect.Top := imgrect.Top - 6 + ((30 - TargetCanvas.TextHeight('H')) div 2);
imgrect.Bottom := imgrect.Bottom;
TargetCanvas.Draw(imgrect.left, imgrect.Top, Data.image);
end;
end;
To shorten the text to fit within a TRect you can use the WinApi DrawText() function, with DT_END_ELLIPSIS format specifier.
To adjust the space for text when the TVirtualStringTree is resized (e.g. with a TSplitter) simply use:
TextRectPlace.Right := CellRect - imgRect.width;
imgRect.Left := TextRectPlace.Right;
This example shows how to make the column cell and heading text aligned to the left and cell image to the right :
VirtualStringTree1.Alignment := taLeftJustify;
VirtualStringTree1.BiDiMode := bdLeftToRight;
VirtualStringTree1.Header.Columns[ 0 ].Alignment := taRightJustify;
VirtualStringTree1.Header.Columns[ 0 ].BiDiMode := bdRightToLeftNoAlign;
VirtualStringTree1.Header.Columns[ 0 ].CaptionAlignment := taRightJustify;
image
I am a newbie to this Delphi. I have been given an assignment that to create buttons dynamically. But the problem is that all buttons have to be aligned in a manner that it should fit inside the whole screen. i.e, if 10 buttons created the whole screen should be filled. Or if 9 is given 9 should be present and filled in the screen. Is it possible to do that? I tried and searched everywhere. But was helpless.
Please help me if its possible. A good example is also appreciated since I mentioned earlier I am really new to this. The code I did follows here.
procedure TfrmMovieList.PnlMovieClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
for i := 0 to 9 do
begin
B := TButton.Create(Self);
B.Caption := Format('Button %d', [i]);
B.Parent := Panel1;
B.Height := 23;
B.Width := 100;
B.Left := 10;
B.Top := 10 + i * 25;
end;
end;
This looks workable to me:
procedure TForm1.CreateButtons(aButtonsCount, aColCount: Integer; aDestParent: TWinControl);
var
rowCount, row, col, itemWidth, itemHeight: Integer;
item: TButton;
begin
if aColCount>aButtonsCount then
aColCount := aButtonsCount;
rowCount := Ceil(aButtonsCount / aColCount);
itemHeight := aDestParent.Height div rowCount;
itemWidth := aDestParent.Width div aColCount;
for row := 0 to rowCount-1 do begin
for col := 0 to aColCount-1 do begin
item := TButton.Create(Self);
item.Caption := Format('Button %d', [(row*aColCount)+col+1]);
item.Left := itemWidth*col;
item.Top := itemHeight*row;
item.Width := itemWidth;
item.Height := itemHeight;
item.Parent := aDestParent;
Dec(aButtonsCount);
if aButtonsCount=0 then
Break;
end; // for cols
end; // for rows
end;
An example of usage is:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
CreateButtons(10, 4, Panel1);
end;
The function Ceil requires the uses of unit Math.
The method receives the count of buttons and the numbers of columns to calculate the number of rows. It also receives the destination parent where the buttons will be located.
In Delphi I'm having trouble preserving the SelStart and SelLength in a Memo that updates it text every 5 seconds when the selection is negative/reverse.
With negative/reverse selection I mean that I have started the selection somewhere and while holding shift pressed the left arrow key some times.
Code:
var
caret: TPoint;
sel_start, sel_length: Integer;
begin
sel_start := Memo1.SelStart; // = 5
sel_length := Memo1.SelLength; // = 10
caret := Memo1.CaretPos; // caret.x = 15
//'adi and bl' selected
caret.x := sel_start;
Memo1.Lines.Clear;
Memo1.Lines.Add('laditadi and blah blah');
Memo1.SelStart := sel_start;
Memo1.SelLength := sel_length;
Memo1.CaretPos := caret;
end;
The thing is that setting the SelLength seems to actually move the caret. And setting the caret after setting SelLength makes SelLength := 0;. Since the text keeps changing I can't use TMemo.SelText / TMemo.SetSelText before and after.
I can't find a way to preserve the caret pos...any clues?
If sel_start has the same value as characterposition of the Caret, selection will be reversed by setting selstart to selstart+sellength and setting sellength to -sellength.
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
caret: TPoint;
sel_start, sel_length,CharFromPos: Integer;
begin
Memo1.SetFocus;
GetCaretPos(Caret);
CharFromPos := SendMessage(Memo1.Handle, EM_CHARFROMPOS, 0 ,Caret.Y*$FFFF + Caret.X) AND $FFFF;
sel_start := Memo1.SelStart; // = 5
sel_length := Memo1.SelLength; // = 10
Memo1.Lines.Clear;
Memo1.Lines.Add('laditadi and blah blah'#13#10'laditadi and blah blah');
if sel_start<>CharFromPos then
begin
Memo1.SelStart := sel_start;
Memo1.SelLength := sel_length;
end
else
begin
Memo1.SelStart := sel_start + sel_length;
Memo1.SelLength := - sel_length;
end;
end;
procedure TForm1.Timer1Timer(Sender: TObject);
var
p:Tpoint;
b:Boolean;
CharFromPos:Integer;
begin
b := GetCaretPos(p);
CharFromPos := SendMessage(Memo1.Handle, EM_CHARFROMPOS, 0 ,p.Y*$FFFF + p.X) AND $FFFF;
Caption := Format('SelStart %d CharFromPos %d',[Memo1.SelStart,CharFromPos])
end;
i have create 7 dynamic buttons in a scroll box. Each row need to have 2 buttons (number of buttons may change) only, but the result of the code below shows the first row with 2 buttons but all the rest in 2nd row, how should i fixed it to 2 buttons 1 row?
procedure TForm1.CreateDynamicBtn2;
var
abtn: TBitBtn;
i, j, iNum, iCount : integer;
begin
if ScrollBox2.ControlCount > 0 then begin
for j := ScrollBox2.ControlCount - 1 downto 0 do begin
with ScrollBox2.Controls[j] AS TBitBtn do begin
Free;
end;
end;
end;
iCount := 0;
for i := 0 to 6 do begin
iNum := i + 1;
abtn := TBitBtn.Create(self);
abtn.Parent := ScrollBox2;
abtn.Visible := True;
abtn.Caption := 'dynamic' + IntToStr(i);
if iNum*abtn.Width > (iCount+2)*abtn.Width then begin
iCount := iCount + 1;
abtn.Left := (iCount * abtn.Width) - abtn.Width;
abtn.Top := abtn.Height;
end else begin
abtn.Left := i * abtn.Width;
abtn.Top := 0;
end;
end;
end;
Because you are making things way too complicated?
abtn.Left := (i mod 2) * abtn.Width;
abtn.Top := Trunc((i div 2)) * abtn.Height;
Should do the trick nicely.