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mity:
You may also take a look on the grid control from the mCtrl (http://mctrl.org) project.

The grid uses WORD for both vertical and horizontal coordinates with few reserved values so supported counts of rows and columns are somethign like (2^16 - few). It does support label editing, custom drawing (more powerful then owner drawing), multiple cell selection modes.

mCtrl is licensed under GNU LGPL and its sources are available on github.

jcfuller:

--- Quote from: mity on May 24, 2016, 03:38:31 PM ---You may also take a look on the grid control from the mCtrl (http://mctrl.org) project.

The grid uses WORD for both vertical and horizontal coordinates with few reserved values so supported counts of rows and columns are somethign like (2^16 - few). It does support label editing, custom drawing (more powerful then owner drawing), multiple cell selection modes.

mCtrl is licensed under GNU LGPL and its sources are available on github.

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I was not able to get mcGrid(64) to work  with PellesC, Visual Studio community 2015,  Nuwen, or TDM-GCC-64 on Win 10 .
mcGrid_Initialize() returns false.

James

TimoVJL:
mCtrl example-grid x64 works in my Windows 10.

JohnF:
That looks a very nice library indeed.

John
 

jcfuller:
I figured it out. I needed a resource with compatibility and/or Common-Controls entry.
I was getting a failure on mcGrid_Initialize() without it.

James

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