Not sure if it is what you need, but a TGridPanelLayout may be the best you can get from the standard controls. The ControlCollection items have a ColumnSpan and RowSpan property, which let you have different sized controls nested together.
In native Delphi code I would use a virtual tree or virtual grid like Delphi Gems VirtualTreeView, or my fork of the ExGridView originally by Roman Mochalov. This will allow you to load content as required, fetching the actual items and even perhaps cleaning up when items scroll back off the screen.
Not sure if it is what you need, but a TGridPanelLayout may be the best you can get from the standard controls. The ControlCollection items have a ColumnSpan and RowSpan property, which let you have different sized controls nested together.
ReplyDeleteIn native Delphi code I would use a virtual tree or virtual grid like Delphi Gems VirtualTreeView, or my fork of the ExGridView originally by Roman Mochalov. This will allow you to load content as required, fetching the actual items and even perhaps cleaning up when items scroll back off the screen.
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