AfterCreateView

ColumnLines

At last! Simple vertical lines between columns in a ListBox or ComboBox!

Usage

oObject.ColumnLines = lShowLines lShowLines = oObject.ColumnLines
Years ago, we spent quite a bit of time, as did nearly everyone else, trying to find ways to simulate multiple columns in list boxes. Visual FoxPro makes it easy! ColumnLines allows us to determine whether or not vertical lines appear between the columns. By default it is set .T. to show lines. In order to have your lines appear as single solid lines running down the list or combo, you'll need to change the control's font to a fixed-width font (bleh!—lousy idea, and leads to a nonstandard, awkward interface) or diddle with the ColumnWidths property.

Column lines are an all-or-nothing deal. You have them either between every column or no columns. You can't specify which ones you want.

Example

lboListBox.ColumnLines = .T.

See Also

ColumnCount, ColumnWidths, ComboBox, ListBox


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Copyright © 2002 by Tamar E. Granor, Ted Roche, Doug Hennig, and Della Martin. All Rights Reserved.



Hacker's Guide to Visual FoxPro 7. 0
Hackers Guide to Visual FoxPro 7.0
ISBN: 1930919220
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
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