En/na Jesus Reyes ha escrit:
It looked to me useful to have persistent selection where you can browse with mouse or keyboard to other section of dataset. Because SelectedRows if public it just need a dbgrid.SelectedRows.Clear operation after processing the selected rows. But I think we can make this delphi compatible if you or somebody provides a spec for this feature.
I can only say what my ancient version of delphi does:
1) the current row is part of the selection (e.g. if I used TRxDbGrid it has both the triangle and the dot, and SelectedRows.count is 1) (under Lazarus SelectedRows.count is 0)
2) shift-click extends the selection from the previously selected row to the new one (under lazarus shift click is no different than plain click)
3) ctrl-click add the new clicked row to the selection (this works the same under lazarus)
4) shift-arrow up or shift-arrow down extends the selection one row at a time (or remove it if you go the opposite way) (under lazarus there's no difference between arrows with or without shift)
5) selecting a row without shift or control clears the selection (well, actually it reduces it to the current row, see 1) (under lazarus the selection is untouched)
It's quite similar to what a TStringGrid currently does under lazarus when you activate RangeSelect, but you can also select non-contiguous rows with ctrl-click.
I can work-around 1) in my code (but then my code will break if TDbGrid is made delphi compatible) and the rest in the documentation (those that will be using the new program are used to the delphi behavior, so I'll have to explain to them that this program behaves differently).
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