Colin,
I could have access to the developers, however this is not an easy process.
Our users simply specify a column or row index they wish to interact with, (ex columnindex=1;rowindex=2) and I have to calculate where that is on this grid.
I looked at your sftTree link but my version did not have any rowheaders.width property.
My hope is there is a Propertie I am not seeing that will tell me a) when a rowheader exists b)how wide this rowheader is
Whats the application written in? It may need to be compiled with debug info on to allow you access to native properties such as those in my link.
Thats certainly the case with the Delphi grids I work with, Without debug info, they would be pretty much impossible to test.
And mine is the same. Data driven by the user. They specify the column/row name/number (some are named, some not, just make life more interesting). I need to deduce what they're trying to do from that by working out whats on screen, and whats actually available via the underlying dataset. Takes a bit of working out in some cases. They're not the simplest of controls to interact with. Especially if you try and do it in such a generic way ...
