For example, a side effect of using the flat edit in place of the trusted VB6 Textbox is that it handles more text. I've tested it up to 1MB and it seems to work well. This is a pleasant suprise.

 

Another side effect is the way the FlatEdit_DblClick() event works. In my original code I changed the textbox's .selstart and .sellength properties so double-clicking on text within the box would select an entire word using variable naming rules instead of spaces to determine where the word starts and ends. This code does not have any effect with CJ's flat edit. It's as if CJ simply decides to apply its own text selection logic after my event procedure has completed.

 

I also struggled at first to understand the differences between CJ's tab control and the VB6 one given that the the CJ one does not have a .Tabs property and relies on an Item property of some sort instead.

 

What does CJ's treeview do that VB6's doesn't? How about the listview?

 

Less specifically, is there any documentation or links to topics highlighting some of the more subtle differences between the controls in general?

 

TIA

 

Edit: I'm using VB6 + CJ 13.1 + XP + Vista

 

 

 

I would like to know the differences as well. For now I'm using the "standard" MS & VB controls, they work for me without problems. If I would replace the controls with CJ controls what can I expect? Just replacing and wait for some "feature" that doesn't work isn't an option. I know the best feature, Markup, is available but still... So just a simple list of methods & properties would be nice, just to compare what is available and what's not. If I decide to replace the controls, I would like to know in advance what problems I would run into. I prefer just to have one library to keep it simple  

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

Hi Oleg,

 

I would like to use the extended features such as Markup but I don't know what features (for example the Treeview) are missing compared to MS TreeView. So a list of "missing" features would be nice so I can decide myself if I'm going to replace the MS/VB controls. I don't mind replacing some code to get things working as long as I know it can be done. As I said before, just one library for "common controls" would be better.

 

Thanks