I have been fooling around with dragging and dropping controls in a grid panel in delphi 2010. Move a panel/button/whateever the contents are from one cell to another cell. Replacing existing or swapping places. I have not figured out how I know which cell was dropped on because they work with column indexes and also row index开发者_JAVA百科es.
so if I have a gridpanel which has 3 columns and 3 rows, and I have a button in cell 1/1... and I drag that button from 1/1 into 3/3 how can I get that cell location from the dragdrop event? I get the x,y coords on the drop but how can I determine the cell from that?
You can use TGridPanel.CellRect
to get the bounding rectangle for each of the cells. Here's an example of how to use CellRect
:
// GP: TGridPanel
// This is the "OnDragDrop" handler.
procedure TForm13.GPDragDrop(Sender, Source: TObject; X, Y: Integer);
var DropPoint: TPoint;
CellRect: TRect;
i_col, i_row: Integer;
begin
if Source = Panel1 then // Simple test, is this a drop I want to handle?
begin
DropPoint := Point(X, Y); // Where did the suer drop? We need this so we can easily call PtInRect
for i_col := 0 to GP.ColumnCollection.Count-1 do
for i_row := 0 to GP.RowCollection.Count-1 do
begin
CellRect := GP.CellRect[i_col, i_row]; // Get the bounding rect for Col[i_col, i_row]
if PtInRect(CellRect, DropPoint) then
begin
// Panel1 was dropped over Cell[i_col, i_row]
end;
end;
end;
end;
Based on Cosmin's answer (which is a nice starting point but does not work in real-life).
My code is in C++ but since it is a "clone" of Consmin's answer, Delphi users may easily understand it (and see what was changed).
PS: note that I drag TPanels instead of TButtons (a very minor change).
void __fastcall TfrmVCL::ButtonDragDrop(TObject *Sender, TObject *Source, int X, int Y)
{
TRect CurCellRect;
TRect DestCellRect;
int Col;
int Row;
int srcCol; int srcRow;
int destCol; int destRow;
int srcIndex; int destIndex;
TPanel *SrcBtn;
TPanel *DestBtn;
SrcBtn = dynamic_cast<TPanel *>(Source);
if (SrcBtn)
{
int ColCount = GridPnl->ColumnCollection->Count ;
int RowCount = GridPnl->RowCollection->Count ;
// SOURCE
srcIndex = GridPnl->ControlCollection->IndexOf( SrcBtn );
srcCol = GridPnl->ControlCollection->Items[ srcIndex ]->Column; // the column for the dragged button
srcRow = GridPnl->ControlCollection->Items[ srcIndex ]->Row;
// DESTINATION
// we get coordinates of the button I drag onto
DestBtn= dynamic_cast<TPanel *>(Sender);
if (!DestBtn) return;
destIndex = GridPnl->ControlCollection->IndexOf( DestBtn );
destCol = GridPnl->ControlCollection->Items[ destIndex ]->Column; // the column for the dragged button
destRow = GridPnl->ControlCollection->Items[ destIndex ]->Row;
DestCellRect = GridPnl->CellRect[ destCol ][ destRow ];
// Check all cells
for ( Col = 0 ; Col < ColCount ; Col++ )
{
for ( Row = 0 ; Row < RowCount ; Row++ )
{
// Get the bounding rect for this cell
CurCellRect = GridPnl->CellRect[ Col ][ Row ];
if (IntersectRect_ForReal(DestCellRect, CurCellRect))
{
GridPnl->ControlCollection->Items[srcIndex]->SetLocation(Col, Row, false);
return;
}
else
lblCurCellRect->Caption= "NO HIT";
}
}
}
}
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