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Use of FlexCell Grid Control in Fujitsu Power Cobol
Has anyone had any experience with this control.

I have tried it and it seems to work ok when referencing the properties of
the Grid itself eg:

move 5 to "cols" of Grid1.
move 10 to "rows" of grid1

and this works OK.

However I have a problem with properties of the objects eg:

move 3 to "CellType" of "Column(2)" of Grid1.

This gives me a compile error as it does not recognise the "CellType"
property.

Any help with  this will be much appreciated.


Thanks

AFW



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Alan Warren
05-25-05 08:55 AM


Re: Use of FlexCell Grid Control in Fujitsu Power Cobol
"Alan Warren" <alan@wasystems.co.nz> wrote in message
news:K4Ske.2743$U4.383010@news.xtra.co.nz...
> Has anyone had any experience with this control.
>
> I have tried it and it seems to work ok when referencing the properties of
> the Grid itself eg:
>
>     move 5 to "cols" of Grid1.
>     move 10 to "rows" of grid1
>
> and this works OK.
>
> However I have a problem with properties of the objects eg:
>
> move 3 to "CellType" of "Column(2)" of Grid1.
>
> This gives me a compile error as it does not recognise the "CellType"
> property.
>

I haven't used your particular grid, but I have used others, and have worked
for many years now with ActiveX and COM components in PowerCOBOL.

Try this:

move 3 to "CellType" of  "Column" (2) of Grid1.

Pete.




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Pete Dashwood
05-25-05 08:55 PM


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