RE: [DotNetLib-Development] DragDrop feature

[Jovchev, K. <Jo...@qu...>]

DragDrop feature, you have it in TODO list.=20
>  - Being able to drag items from the control onto other=20
> controls (ala the typical use of icons in the right pane of=20
> windows explorer)
This is what I have in mind, and I have implemented this functionallity
in TreeListView control, the old one, from about an year ago. I could
implement the same in this control as well.

>  - Being able to reorder the items by dragging and dropping=20
> (ala the folder bar in windows explorer)
This can be also implemented but this feature should work, like in
windows explorer only when control is in one of the Icons modes (Large
Icons and Small Icons), then user can reorder icons by draging and
droping inside the control.

> In the case of the latter, could you send me your=20
> TreeListView for inspiration, thanks!
Actually this is you control, just it first version then you had there 2
main classes one was ContainerListView and other TreeListView I have
been using TreeListView in my project and I needed DragDrop there so I
have implemented it.

BR
//Cyrilo


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Josh [mailto:jo...@ch...]=20
> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 7:18 AM
> To: dot...@li...
> Subject: RE: [DotNetLib-Development] DragDrop feature
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> By Drag and Drop what exactly do you mean?  I can see it=20
> meaning a couple of things.
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>  - Being able to reorder the items by dragging and dropping=20
> (ala the folder bar in windows explorer)
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>  - Being able to drag items from the control onto other=20
> controls (ala the typical use of icons in the right pane of=20
> windows explorer)
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> Or, I suppose you could mean both of them.  I agree that this=20
> should be functionality that is included in this control. =20
> You claim to have implemented it in another TreeListView=20
> control; do you want to try to implement it in this control? =20
> If you don't want to, I'll get to it one day (but I have=20
> other items on my things TODO that are more important in my=20
> eyes).  In the case of the latter, could you send me your=20
> TreeListView for inspiration, thanks!
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> -Josh
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: dot...@li...
> [mailto:dot...@li...] On=20
> Behalf Of Jovchev, Kiril
> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 2:59 AM
> To: dot...@li...
> Subject: [DotNetLib-Development] DragDrop feature
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> hi,
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> I was using in my project TreeListView control, and I have=20
> implemented DragDrop feature, we have to add this here as=20
> well problably.
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> BR
> //Cyrilo
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