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C1TrueDBGrid.DestinationSplit Property

Gets the split index which will be current after cell movement.

[Visual Basic]

Public ReadOnly Property DestinationSplit As Integer

[C#]

public int DestinationSplit {get;}

[Delphi]

public property DestinationSplit: Int32 read get_DestinationSplit;

Remarks

The value returned is the zero-based index of the split containing the destination cell. In the case of a click on an area of the grid not belonging to any split, such as the corner between the vertical and horizontal scrollbars, or on a split border, DestinationSplit returns -1.

This property is available only during those events related to cell movement: AfterColEdit, AfterColUpdate, BeforeColUpdate, BeforeRowColChange, ButtonClick, Click, DoubleClick, FootClick, GroupHeadClick, HeadClick, MouseDown, and MouseUp. Any attempt to access the DestinationSplit property outside of these events results in a trappable error ("Property not available in this context").

The property can only be used if the movement is initiated interactively by the user, via the keyboard or mouse. The property is not available when movement is initiated programmatically (for example, when setting the grid's SplitIndex property).

Note: Care must be exercised when using this property, because it is possible to use the value of this property in an event (such as MouseDown) before knowing whether or not the movement will actually succeed. The value returned by this property only indicates what the correct destination split will be if the cell movement is successful.

The DestinationSplit property does not guarantee that the cell movement will succeed (for example, movement may fail if the contents of the current cell are not valid). In such cases, the DestinationSplit property will not reflect the actual destination position (usually the cell position will remain at the previous location).

See Also

C1TrueDBGrid Class | C1TrueDBGrid Members | C1.Win.C1TrueDBGrid Namespace


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