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| TGLDBImageGrid (32-bit only) |
Fig.1.
As you can see from Fig.1., the TGLDImageGrid adds a very nice look
to your Database grids.
This is very easy to set up, and a quick visit to the G.L.A.D help
file sets you on the right path.
All the images in Fig .1. come from an ImageList.
| TGLPrintGrid (32-bit only) |
This is a very handy printing component with many features and it will
allow you to print the contents of a DBGrid.
Fig 2
Will give you an overview of the open tables in your project.
You use GLTableManager1.ShowInfo; method to show the
TGLTableManager
dialog.
Lots of different information is shown for all the tables in your
project
such as:
The number of records, Current record number, Field and Filter
information
etc.
| TGLDBHintGrid (32-bit only) |
With GLDBHintGrid1 you can put have own custom hints for each column.
This is very easy to set up. The user just has to move the mouse cursor
over each column to see the hint you have supplied.
The GLDBSGrid component saves DBGrid column information in either an an
.INI file or the registry.
Below is an example taken from an .ini file.
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[Column0]
Fieldname=LAST_NAME
Width=124
Title=LAST_NAME
Color=-2147483643
[Column1]
Fieldname=FIRST_NAME
Width=124
Title=FIRST_NAME
Color=-2147483643
================
The GLDBSortGrid component to dynamically change the sort order within
a data-aware grid.
| TGLMLHeadingGrid (32-bit
only) |
The GLMLHeadingGrid component will allow you to display multi-line
column
headings in your data-aware grids.
The GLScrollDBGrid is a very useful component.
The Delphi DBGrid's vertical scrollbar has three positions: top;
middle;
and bottom, which does not scroll down the DBGrid is a useful manner.
The GLScrollDBGrid does this scrolling the way it was supposed to be
by scrolling down each record.
Will allow you to easily validate data entry in a string grid.
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