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Roger - 11 Oct 2004 14:15 GMT
Hi,

Im playing around with a little grid/repeater for windows forms
http://www.compona.com/repeateralpha1.zip

here is a short list of current features:

PanelRows , rows that behave like panels , where you can place controls
TableRows , like standard grid rows
TabRows , TabStrip container for child rows , each childrowtype will be
placed in a separate tab

ShowParentRows , feature to force parent rows to be visible for the first
visible row
this makes it possible to always see what data a row belongs to

no editing , selections , sorting or grouping is in place yet.

im currently working on xp and o2003 theme support.

need testers and feedback.
is it a good idea to be able to present data as the panelrows?
what features other than those listed would be good?

write to me at compona [at] gmail.com

//Roger
Alex Korchemniy - 11 Oct 2004 20:39 GMT
Since the source code was not included and your library was obfuscated I
didn't feel safe to run this piece of code.

I have no idea about how your code work right now, but I'll give you some
advice. If you are creating instances of a control for every data object then
you will run into a huge memory mess with more data. I recommend a grid
implementation. Where you can "plug in" your own custom renderers. Create an
instance of the control only if you are in edit mode. Take a look at
Syncfusion grid.

> Hi,
>
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> //Roger
Roger - 11 Oct 2004 21:47 GMT
I am not creating multiple instances of each control ,
the entire control is rendered with gdi+
the controls are just used as templates in designtime and when editing

As for the safty of the code ,
its just as safe as for you to run our code as it is for you to run
syncfusions grid (and im sure they ofbuscate their code to).
we are a real company so privacy polices and more info can be found at
www.compona.com...

//Roger

> Since the source code was not included and your library was obfuscated I
> didn't feel safe to run this piece of code.
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> >
> > //Roger
Alex Korchemniy - 11 Oct 2004 22:13 GMT
Its about trust. I can't just trust you just because you say that you're
trustworthy. You assembly isn't even strongly named.

> I am not creating multiple instances of each control ,
> the entire control is rendered with gdi+
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> > >
> > > //Roger
Roger - 12 Oct 2004 10:21 GMT
For those who might be interested in this kind of component but does not want
to run this untrusted code,
feel free to write to info [at] compona.com and verify that this post is valid
you can also visit componentsource.com to see that we are a real company and
not spreading harmful code and viruses...

so if this code was harmful in anyway , you know who to sue ;)

//Roger

> Its about trust. I can't just trust you just because you say that you're
> trustworthy. You assembly isn't even strongly named.
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> > > >
> > > > //Roger

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