Is there a way to permanently display by a runtime process
the bottom row of these VCL's? It is assumed the some
runtime process is continuously loading data into these
VCL's but is not until this stops that the user has control
of the vertical scrollbar. Do we have control of that
Scrollbar at runtime?
Thanks, Nigel
Set the property TopIndex after each added item. Don't forget to call
Application.Processmessages.
Regards,
Hans
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In a way, yes. TStringgrid has a TopRow property, which you can use to
get the grid to scroll. And about any control that has a scrollbar can
be scrolled to the end of its scrollrange using a WM_VSCROLL message,
like
control.Perform( WM_VSCROLL, SB_BOTTOM, 0 );
You have to call the controls Update method to get a visible effect,
however, if you do this in a loop that does not allow the app to
process messages. It would flicker like mad under these conditions,
however.
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