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ShowItemsInGroups & Sort

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Topic: ShowItemsInGroups & Sort

Posted By: Michl
Subject: ShowItemsInGroups & Sort
Date Posted: 24 November 2008 at 5:20am

How should work the mode ShowItemsInGroup?

If a user click on a column, do this only a group action or group and sort action?

I expect as user the second.

My problem is, that we have a column with values in long date format (date+time). If the user click on header for this column, the column should only be group by date. So I overwrite CompareGroupCaption. This works fine.

Date : 4-24-2008

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4-24-2008 7:56am

4-24-2008 9:23pm

4-24-2008 4:22am

But I expect that several rows with same date would be sort by time, too (Compare() are not overwritten of CXTPReportRecordItemDateTime).

If I turn off ShowItemsInGroups and sort the column manually and then group it, it works. I found the problem in CXTPReportHeader::OnLButtonUp. The column is not marked as sorted. But the column has a sorting symbol in the header...

If that is a bug, I need a update as soon as possible to release an update for our software!

thanks

Replies:

Posted By: Michl
Date Posted: 26 November 2008 at 4:41am

Does nobody have this problem???

Posted By: znakeeye
Date Posted: 28 November 2008 at 5:51am

My advice: Make your own CXTPReportRecordItemText-derived class.

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Posted By: Michl
Date Posted: 28 November 2008 at 7:28am

I already do subclass the class CXTPReportRecordItemDate. But if CompareGroupCaption is equal (=0), Codejock don't call Compare after the item is assigned to a group!

I think this it is a design mistake.