Variable field height?

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Is there any way to change the height of a user drawn field in a table? It’s a single-column table, so there are no other fields on the same line that would be affected.

Altering scLlObject._rcPaint in the LL_CMND_DRAW_USEROBJ callback doesn’t seem to do anything, nor does altering scLlTableField._rcPaint in the LL_CMND_TABLEFIELD callback.

Thanks!

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Hi Erik,

thank you for your post.

You can use the following commands to change the height:

LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ // in current units (variable)
LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ_SCM // in SCM
LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ_PIXEL // in pixel, if possible(for original size)

Best regards,

Christian Rauchfuß
Technical Support
combit GmbH

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Hi Christian, thanks for the reply.

Do you know what the lParam should be interpreted as for those callbacks?

For LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ it appears to be scLlTableField. However for LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ_SCM and LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ_PIXEL it is something else totally.

Also, do you know what field(s) I should alter in the above. Changing the scLlTableField._rcPaint field in the LL_CMND_GETSIZE_USEROBJ callback still does not seem to have any effect.

Thank you!

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Hi Erik,

thank you for your post.

lParam is a pointer to scLlDrawUserObj and scLlDrawUserObj._rcPaint is the rectangle, which has to be filled.

Best regards,

Christian Rauchfuß
Technical Support
combit GmbH