Can’t get a ListView to display the values from your database in columns properly?
Can’t get a ListView to display the values from your database in columns properly?
http://softwareonastring.com/2014/09/10/how-to-get-a-listview-to-display-your-values-in-columns
http://softwareonastring.com/2014/09/10/how-to-get-a-listview-to-display-your-values-in-columns
I would've thought most Delphi devs knew how to do this... but maybe I'm wrong :)
ReplyDeleteJust don't expect it to work well for thousands of lines. ListView is s..l..o..w..
ReplyDeleteFor thousands of items any control that is not using a virtual mode is slow (or at least consumes a ton of extra memory).
ReplyDeleteLars Fosdal Picky, picky, picky.... ;)
ReplyDeleteBill Meyer - Bitter experience. I work with rather large numbers of rows...
ReplyDeleteAndrea Raimondi Based on the view count of a StackOverflow question on this, my guess is that you are ... wrong? :)
ReplyDeleteBeing on StackOverflow I have learned that one's own level of knowledge is a very bad indicator of what others may or may not know.
And, despite Delphi's ever falling market share, there are still developers joining the ranks of us "language seniors".
Lars Fosdal I can imagine how that would be(come) a pain. Wondering: why have so many rows in the first place? Does anybody ever scroll past the first few pages? If they do: why? Could there be better ways to get the user the - limited - information (s)he wants?
ReplyDeleteLars Fosdal When the only tool you have is a hammer....
ReplyDeleteLars Fosdal Any minimum requirements on Delphi version?
ReplyDeleteDon't think so. No Generics used.
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