[RESOLVED] MSFlexGrid ColWidth

[gavio]

I'm having slight problems with mentioned. Whenever user enters a certain value it varies for +/-5 (my scale is in twips):

With MSFlexGrid1
    .ColWidth(.Col) = 200 'results in [U]195[/U]
    'or...
    .ColWidth(.Col) = 1000 'results in 100[U]5[/U]
End With

Can this be fixed and if so, how?

It actually doesn't bother me (cause it's not even noticable) but it may bother the user. If he enters some value and he decides to change it later on it won't be the same. This may cause some doubts in my app...

And here's another problem. I have set the minimum to be 200. It's fine when user enters 200 but if he wants to change it then it's suddenly 195... That doesn't seem right...

[bushmobile]

the screen can only show things in pixels - since a pixel is (usually) 15 twips (check Screen.TwipsPerPixelX/Y for your settings) the value given to the .ColWidth is rounded to the nearest pixel. i.e. 195 is divisible by 15, 200 is not.

[gavio]

Simple yet efficient

Thank you

Btw...

... since a pixel is (usually) 15 twips...

... i heard about that "usually" somewhere... are those 16:9 screens?

[si_the_geek]

Not necessarily.. It's down to display settings, but many of them (not just aspect ratio) have the capability of changing the TwipsPerPixel (X and/or Y).

[gavio]

Not necessarily.. It's down to display settings, but many of them (not just aspect ratio) have the capability of changing the TwipsPerPixel (X and/or Y).

Can that cause any problems in my app?

[bushmobile]

i thought it was primarily based upon the DPI that your display is set to.

Can that cause any problems in my app?

kinda depends on your app - it's a good idea to test it under different display settings and assess it from there.

[gavio]

Will do!

[si_the_geek]

i thought it was primarily based upon the DPI that your display is set to.

I'm pretty sure that would be correct - as a twip is 1/1440 of an inch.

I was just refering to the fact that various things can affect it. I have noticed a few different things over the years, but am not sure what they were - "Large Fonts" may be one of them.