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    Grid control

    Does anyone know of/used a pure c/c++ grid control (not MFC/QT/VCL etc)? I've looked on github not nothing jumps out at me as being suitable.

    I want to display a grid of up-to 900 columns x 40 rows (user selectable) able to be scrolled inside another window. Each grid entry can have only 1 character or nothing (so the size of each entry is fixed and no re-sizing is required) entered via moving the mouse and clicking or by arrows keys and then pressing CR. No row/column titles are needed.

    Any ideas appreciated.
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    Re: Grid control

    Looked in google can't find anything you may want to look at doing it tho API but that maybe a lot of work. I try looking again if I can find anything and let you know.

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    Re: Grid control

    Thanks. In the meantime I'm using Excel. I have a template with the columns resized as appropriate. Saving the spreadsheet as CSV means I can import easily into a program.
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