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First, set the number of fixed lines and columns of the control, usually one. Then define the grid control. Let CGRID M_GRID; set the grid head.
Cstring sheading;
Sheading = _t ("Serial Number | User Name | Login Password"); m_grid.setFormatString (Sheading);
Then set the number of lines of mesh.
m_grid.setrows (ncurrows);
m_grid.setcols (ncurcols);
First set the grid unit position before setting the grid content.
m_grid.setrow (ncurrow); m_grid.setcol (ncurcol);
Set text alignment:
M_Grid.setcelLalignment (Short value);
The meanings are as follows
flexAlignLeftTop 0 The cell content is aligned left, top. flexAlignLeftCenter 1 Default for strings. The cell content is aligned left, center. flexAlignLeftBottom 2 The cell content is aligned left, bottom. flexAlignCenterTop 3 The cell content is aligned center, top. flexAlignCenterCenter 4 The cell content is aligned center, center. flexAlignCenterBottom 5 The cell content is aligned center, bottom. flexAlignRightTop 6 The cell content is aligned right, top. flexAlignRightCenter 7 Default for numbers. The cell content is aligned right, center. flexAlignRightBottom 8 The cell Content IS Aligned Right, Bottom. FlexAlignGeneral 9 The Cell Content IS of General Alignment. This is "Left, Center" for strings and "right, center" for number.
Then set the cell content.
m_grid.settext (CSTRING STR);
We can use the following functions to get the contents of the grid unit.
CString str = m_grid.getTextMatrix (ncurrow, ncurcol);
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