Re: In-place editable Grid Control in MFC
The Ultimate Grid is now open source.
I haven't used it, but as others have mentioned, it's mature and I just
found out today it's now free.
You can check it out here: http://www.codeproject.com/mfc/
Mark
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Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
<j.j.a.perks@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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using VS 2005 Pro on a large MFC/ATL app...
I need to display a grid control which the users can edit in-place.
I've seen references to the MS DataGrid in the Help file, would this
be suitable? In particular, does it need a "real" DB connection (which
would rule it out), or can it, as in Windows Forms, just be given some
kind of sequence object as a data source?
Even if this is suitable, how would I find it? I've installed all of
VS2005 (except SQL Server Express), and I don't appear to have
MSDatGrd.ocx or its friends anywhere on my system (never mind the
licensing issues mentioned in the Knowledge Base).
Thanks
John
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