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Danlar ![]() Groupie ![]() ![]() Joined: 27 February 2008 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 12 |
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Hello,
I recently discovered the SetControlsGrouping function on CXTPRibbonGroup. For any unfamiliar readers, this function provides two alternative ways to "group" various controls within a single CXTPRibbonGroup. Here is an example from the RibbonSample of two different groups: The one and on the left has ControlsGrouping set to False, and the one on the right has it set to True. ![]() I noticed a ribbon group in Microsoft Excel 2007 that appears to be combining both of these styles within a single CXTPRibbonGroup. Is it possible with CodeJock to make a ribbon group appear like this one from excel? Note that the right half of this Ribbon Group is denoted with a separator, whereas the left half uses ControlsGrouping. I couldn't find a way to use separators when ControlsGrouping is True. ![]() Here is a mock-up of what we would most like our ribbon group to look like; is this possible? Notice how the far left control appears to be "ungrouped," and we have a separator in there, yet some controls are still "grouped" together (below the left combobox and in the top-right corner). ![]() Thanks, Dan Fike |
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cpehonk ![]() Groupie ![]() Joined: 27 April 2008 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 22 |
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Hi Dan,
did you already try to use "BeginGroup( TRUE)" on the first added control of the "sub-group" ? Didn't try this myself but it might work for you.
It works perfectly for inserting separators so far ...
Greetings,
Chris
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Danlar ![]() Groupie ![]() ![]() Joined: 27 February 2008 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 12 |
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Consider the following group:
![]() This group was constructed with the following code:
Now, if I change that very last line of code to read as group->SetControlsGrouping(TRUE), the group will look like this instead: ![]() The CXTPControl::SetBeginGroup function has different results if you change the argument to CXTPRibbonGroup::SetControlsGrouping. You don't get separators anymore. I'm trying to find a way to blend both results in a single group, the way Microsoft Excel 2007 appears to be doing it in the screenshot of my previous post. Furthermore, I added calls to CXTPControl::SetStyle to the last two controls in the above code, using xtpButtonIconAndCaption and xtpButtonIconAndCaptionBelow as arguments, and this was the result. ![]() That seems a bit odd. It doesn't seem that CodeJock is capable of making a ribbon group that looks like the Excel image or the desired mock-up in my original post. I'm just looking to confirm this before I move on. -Dan |
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cpehonk ![]() Groupie ![]() Joined: 27 April 2008 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 22 |
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Understood and agreed ...
![]() Maybe this is a job for Oleg again ...
Greetings,
Chris
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