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| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| ObjectListView-Documentation.chm | 2016-05-05 | 4.0 MB | |
| readme.rst | 2016-05-05 | 3.6 kB | |
| ObjectListView-2.9.1.zip | 2016-05-05 | 1.2 MB | |
| ObjectListViewFull-2.9.1.zip | 2016-05-05 | 3.7 MB | |
| Totals: 4 Items | 8.9 MB | 54 | |
May 2016 - Version 2.9.1
- Added ObjectListView.CellRendererGetter property. Install a delegate here to choose which renderer a particular cell will use.
- Obsolete properties are no longer code-gen'ed.
- Small bug fixes
November 2015 - Version 2.9.0
New features
- Buttons! A cell can now act like a button.
- Added ObjectListView.CellEditUsesWholeCell and OLVColumn.CellEditUsesWholeCell properties. If these are set to true, ObjectListView will use the whole width of a cell when editing a cell's value. Setting the property on a OLVColumn impacts just that column, setting it on the ObjectListView impacts all columns.
- TreeListViews can now draw triangles as expansion glyphs, complete with hot behaviour. Set TreeListView.TreeRenderer.UseTriangles to true. It can also not draw any expansion glyph by setting IsShowGlyphs to false.
- Added ObjectListView.FocusedObject, ObjectListView.DefaultHotItemStyle, and ObjectListView.HeaderMinimumHeight properties. Each is completely predictable.
Large-ish Improvements
- Regularized the interaction of the various formatting options, in particular FormatRow, FormatCell and hyperlinks.
- Completely rewrote the demo. Each tab is now its own UserControl, and there are lots more comments and explanations.
- DescribedTaskRenderer left experimental state and became a first class part of the project. See "Pretty Tasks" tab in the demo.
- Lists are now owner drawn by default. About one-quarter of all complaints I receive are from someone trying to use a feature that only works when OwnerDraw is true. This allows all the great features of ObjectListView to work correctly at the slight cost of more processing at render time. It also avoids the annoying "hot item background ignored in column 0" behaviour that the native ListView has. You can still set it back to false if you wish.
Small improvments
- The normal DefaultRenderer is now a HighlightTextRenderer, since that seems more generally useful.
- Allow ImageGetter to return an Image (which I can't believe didn't work from the beginning!)
- Added SimpleDropSink.EnableFeedback to allow all the pretty and helpful user feedback during drag operations to be turned off.
- OLVColumn.HeaderTextAlign became nullable so that it can be "not set", in which case the alignment of the header will follow the alignment of the column (this was always the intent)
- Made Unfreezing on data bound lists more efficient by removing a redundant BuildList() call
- When auto generating column, columns that do not have a [OLVColumn] attribute will auto size
Bug fixes
- Yet another attempt to disable ListView's "shift click toggles checkboxes" behaviour. The last attempt had nasty side effects -- I received the full set of "Hey! I got a right mouse click event when I left clicked the control" emails, expressed in varying degrees of politeness. The new strategy is (hopefully) more invisible.
- FastObjectListView now fires a Filter event when applying filters
- SelectionChanged event is now triggered when the filter is changed
- Setting View to LargeIcon in the designer is now persisted
- Check more rigourously for a dead control when performing animations
- Corrected small UI glitch in TreeListView when focus was lost and HideSelection was false.