Constraint Index : Use PropertyItemEnum type (see...

Thu, 24 Feb 2005 04:30:02 +0000

Author: Oleg
Subject: 969
Posted: 24 February 2005 at 4:30am

Use PropertyItemEnum type (see sample)

Constraint Index : thanks supermario is the item.selectedconstraint...

Thu, 24 Feb 2005 01:51:36 +0000

Author: ianp
Subject: 969
Posted: 24 February 2005 at 1:51am

thanks supermario

is the item.selectedconstraint property included? I couldn't see it...

Constraint Index : This functionality is now included...

Wed, 23 Feb 2005 13:04:48 +0000

Author: SuperMario
Subject: 969
Posted: 23 February 2005 at 1:04pm

This functionality is now included (Version 9.60)

Constraint Index : Any chance this can be implemented...

Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:56:50 +0000

Author: ianp
Subject: 969
Posted: 20 October 2004 at 10:56am

Any chance this can be implemented soon?

Constraint Index : I've just read the version...

Fri, 23 Jul 2004 03:38:50 +0000

Author: ianp
Subject: 969
Posted: 23 July 2004 at 3:38am

I've just read the version 9.0 release notes and this functionality is (partially?) included in the MFC version

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3. CXTPItemConstraints::GetCurrent returned

4.CXTPPropertyGridItem::SetitemData/CXTPPropertyGridItem::Ge tItemData added

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What are the chances of having these in the next ActiveX version?

Constraint Index : Currently I am creating a constrained...

Thu, 22 Jul 2004 05:10:45 +0000

Author: ianp
Subject: 969
Posted: 22 July 2004 at 5:10am

Currently I am creating a constrained item from a adodb recordset which contains a primary key field and a descriptive text field. I would like the user to select a value for the property using the descriptive text field, but use the primary key in my code.

Using a standard VB.ComboBox, I would add an item using the descriptive field in the recordset and then set the ItemData using the Primary Key field.

However, with the PropertyGrid I need to work around the fact that an item constraint only has an Index and Caption property, it does not have an "ItemData" property.

Here's what I'm doing (I've taken the recordset out of the code for simplicity):

Option Explicit
Dim m_OS() As Long
Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim pgC As XtremePropertyGrid.PropertyGridItem
Dim pgI As XtremePropertyGrid.PropertyGridItem
  With Me.PropertyGrid1
    Set pgC = .AddCategory("test")
    pgC.Expanded = True
    Set pgI = pgC.AddChildItem(PropertyItemString, "prop", "1")
    Set pgI = Nothing
    Set pgI = pgC.AddChildItem(PropertyItemString, "Operating System", Null)
    pgI.ConstraintEdit = True
    pgI.Flags = ItemHasComboButton
    ' would usually be loaded from an adodb.recordset
    ReDim m_OS(3) As Long
    pgI.Constraints.Add "Windows XP": m_OS(1) = 3
    pgI.Constraints.Add "Windows 2000": m_OS(2) = 1
    pgI.Constraints.Add "Windows 98": m_OS(3) = 2
  End With
End Sub
Private Sub PropertyGrid1_ValueChanged(ByVal Item As XtremePropertyGrid.IPropertyGridItem)
Dim i As Long
  If Item.Caption = "Operating System" Then
    For i = 1 To Item.Constraints.Count
      If Item.Constraints(i) = Item.Value Then MsgBox "Constraint Index is " & i & vbCrLf & "Contraint Key is " & m_OS(i): Exit For
    Next
  End If
End Sub

Is there any way of, at the very least, exposing the index for the constraint selected e.g.

Item.Constraints("Windows 2000").Index        ' --> which would return 2

or, ideally, adding an ItemData (and/or Key) to the constraint? e.g.

' Add Constraints:
Item.Constraints.Add "Windows XP", 3
Item.Constraints.Add "Windows 2000", 1
Item.Constraints.Add "Windows 98", 2
' Read Constraints:
Item.Constraints("Windows 2000").Index        ' --> which would return 2
Item.Constraints("Windows 2000").ItemData    ' --> which would return 1
Item.Constraints(2).Caption      ' --> which would return "Windows 2000"
Item.Constraints(2).ItemData    ' --> which would return 1

Better yet, be able to access an items selected constraint directly from the item e.g.