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aminsaurabh
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11 years ago
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Drag and Drop without using cordinate system

i am currently trying to Drag an object in a Cell from one DevXtraGridcontrol to another cell on another cell in DevXtraGridcontrol. how i can implement it in Vbscript please help



Alternatively how can we find the Cordinates of a particular cell of a DevXtraGridcontro ?
  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    10 years ago

    Hi Saurabh,


     


    The code below identifies the coordinates of the cell and drags it. You can try creating you own Drag function based on it.


     




     'VBScript


     Sub Test


       Set grid = Sys.Process("GridMainDemo").WinFormsObject("frmMain").WinFormsObject("panelControl1").WinFormsObject("gcContainer")._

          WinFormsObject("TableView").WinFormsObject("gridControl1")


       Sys.Process("GridMainDemo").WinFormsObject("frmMain").Activate


       Call DragNDropCell(grid, 2, 3, 5, 2)


     End Sub


      


     Sub DragNDropCell(grid, sourceRow, sourceCol, destRow, destCol)


       Set source = grid.MainView.ViewInfo.GetGridCellInfo_2(sourceRow, sourceCol) 


       Set dest = grid.MainView.ViewInfo.GetGridCellInfo_2(destRow, destCol) 


       x = source.Bounds.Left + source.Bounds.Width / 2


       y = source.Bounds.Top + source.Bounds.height / 2


       dX = dest.Bounds.Left - source.Bounds.Left + dest.Bounds.Width / 2


       dY = dest.Bounds.Top - source.Bounds.Top + dest.Bounds.Height / 2


      


       Call grid.Drag(x, y, dX, dY)


     End Sub


     

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    lnd_amaral
    Contributor
    10 years ago

     function dragAndDrop(fromObject, toObject){  


       var fromX = getXPosition(fromObject);


       var fromY = getYPosition(fromObject);


       


       var toX = getXPosition(toObject);


       var toY = getYPosition(toObject);


       


       fromObject.Drag(10,10, toX-fromX, toY-fromY);


     }



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    function getXPosition(object){

       return object.WindowToScreen(10, 10).X;


     }


      


     function getYPosition(object){


       return object.WindowToScreen(10, 10).Y;


     }


      


      

  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    10 years ago

     Hi Saurabh,


      


     The code below identifies the coordinates of the cell and drags it. You can try creating you own Drag function based on it.


      


     


     'VBScript


     Sub Test


       Set grid = Sys.Process("GridMainDemo").WinFormsObject("frmMain").WinFormsObject("panelControl1").WinFormsObject("gcContainer")._

          WinFormsObject("TableView").WinFormsObject("gridControl1")


       Sys.Process("GridMainDemo").WinFormsObject("frmMain").Activate


       Call DragNDropCell(grid, 2, 3, 5, 2)


     End Sub


      


     Sub DragNDropCell(grid, sourceRow, sourceCol, destRow, destCol)


       Set source = grid.MainView.ViewInfo.GetGridCellInfo_2(sourceRow, sourceCol) 


       Set dest = grid.MainView.ViewInfo.GetGridCellInfo_2(destRow, destCol) 


       x = source.Bounds.Left + source.Bounds.Width / 2


       y = source.Bounds.Top + source.Bounds.height / 2


       dX = dest.Bounds.Left - source.Bounds.Left + dest.Bounds.Width / 2


       dY = dest.Bounds.Top - source.Bounds.Top + dest.Bounds.Height / 2


      


       Call grid.Drag(x, y, dX, dY)


     End Sub