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- Use conditions
- The different types of column indices
- Move and anchor columns
- Moving columns in horizontal Table controls
<Table>.MoveColumn (Function) In french: <Table>.DéplaceColonne Moves a column in a Table or TreeView Table control. Remarks: - To move a row in a Table control, use <Table>.MoveLine.
- This function is equivalent to the following operation performed at runtime: click the header of a column and move the column while keeping the left mouse button down.
// Move the "COL_ProductPrice" column
// on the far left side in the "TABLE_ProductTable" control
TABLE_ProductTable.MoveColumn(COL_ProductPrice, 1)
Syntax
<Table control>.MoveColumn(<Column> , <Index of destination column>)
<Table control>: Control name Name of the control to be used. This control can correspond to: - a Table control.
- a TreeView Table control.
<Column>: Control name Name of the column to move. The column name is returned by <Table>.EnumColumn. <Index of destination column>: Integer New position of the column in the control. The first column (even if it is invisible) is column #1. Remarks Use conditions <Table>.MoveColumn can be used on: - a Table or TreeView Table control based on a data file.
- a Table or TreeView Table control populated programmatically.
- a single-selection or multiselection control.
The different types of column indices There are 2 types of indices for columns: - Index of the visible position: index of the column at runtime.
- Creation index: index of the column when creating the Table control in the editor.
These indices change if the user moves the columns. <Table>.MoveColumn uses the index of the visible position. Move and anchor columns - If the column is moved among some anchored columns, this column automatically becomes anchored.
- If the column is moved outside the anchored columns, this column is not anchored anymore.
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