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Found some additional bug: If you copy one column contains blank cells in a column of filled cells, the filled cells are not will be replaced with blank. Because an empty cell after P: = Pchar (S) give P ^ = # 0, respectively in line SubL will not be added and SubL.Count is 0, respectively cycle "for i: = 0 to SubL.Count-1 do ..." is not execute and the cell is not filled empty data. Additional checks can solve this problem: procedure CollectCols(const S: String); var P,Ini: PChar; St: String; begin Subl.Clear; P := Pchar(S); if P<>nil then begin if P^ = #0 then SubL.Add(''); //additional checks for one empty cell while P^<>#0 do begin ini := P; while (P^<>#0) and (P^<>0000009) do Inc(P); if P=Ini then St := '' else begin SetLength(St, P-Ini); Move(Ini^,St[1],P-Ini); end; SubL.Add(St); if P^<>#0 then begin Inc(P); if P^ = #0 then SubL.Add(''); //additional checks for last empty cell end; end; end; end; |
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Fixed. Now it's using TStrings DelimitedText functionality. Please test. |
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I'm test it with trunk from https://github.com/alrieckert/lazarus Copy selection with two or more column work fine, but when copy one empty cell or column with empty cells then empty cells not replaced cells with data. In procedure TCustomStringGrid.SelectionSetText(TheText: String): If copy one empty cell TheText = '' and after "L.Text := TheText" L.Count = 0 and cycle "for j:=0 to L.Count-1 do" not execute. Because function "GetNextLine (Value,S,P)" in procedure "TStrings.SetTextStr(const Value: string) - > DoSetTextStr(Value,True) -> GetNextLine (Value,S,P)" when Value = '' do nothing. If column with empty cell L[j] = '' and after "SubL.DelimitedText := L[j];" SubL.Count = 0 and cycle "for i:=0 to SubL.Count-1 do" not execute. Because procedure "TStrings.SetDelimitedText(const AValue: string)" when AValue = '' do nothing. May be it is problem of TStrings class. But now this bug for TCustomStringGrid may be fix with additional check: procedure TCustomStringGrid.SelectionSetText(TheText: String); ... L.Text := TheText; if (TheText = '') and (L.Count = 0) then L.Add(''); //additional check (copy one empty cell) ... SubL.DelimitedText := L[j]; if (L[j] = '') and (SubL.Count = 0) then SubL.Add(''); //additional check (copy one column with empty cell) See new issue 30556: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=30556 |
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Come on guys, you don't overwrite cells from empty ones.. that is not how Copy C and V works. those are clipboard functions only. Empty content in the source means no content to destination, which means you don't touch the destination. I sure hope you plan on implementing a property to disable this feature, this isn't going to fly with piles of code already out there. |
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Just a clarification, before this fix (I mean r52904), 'internal' empty cells were always overwriting destination content. The problem was in the cells on column border of selection because those cells were not overwriting destination content, this is what this patch has corrected. It remains the problem K155LA3 has reported. Hopefully it will be fixed soon. As a reminder (or if I have not made that public I'm sorry but now it is), the copy and paste feature was implemented and should work the same way it does in spreadsheet programs like libre/open office, excel and gnumerics and should be able to interact with those programs. Also in those programs empty cells overwrite destination content. @jamie: please submit a bug report with an example that demonstrates how this fix has broken it and also explain how a 'property to disable this feature' should work. |
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anyway to disable that feature? this is a stringgrid not a spread sheet. I tried porting over simple example from a D app, it made a mess out of it. standard stringgrid allows you to have multiple lines within a cell via <CR> etc. Also it allows tabs to work. I see that if I put a cell in edit state the TABS do work however, the multiple lines do not. I feel the block copy and paste is related to the above issues in normal edit mode that could be getting in the way. The only way I found that I can disable this is to intercept the keystrokes within the KeyUp and Keydown events and zero the KEY value. But that also kills the standard editing paste mode. I need to check for cell being in edit mode then. Is it possible to simply have a property to enable/disable the block Copy/Paste and select the delimiter characters for Horizontal and vertical? Then the Block function would make sense when needed. |
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> The only way I found that I can disable this is to intercept the keystrokes within the KeyUp and Keydown events and zero the KEY value. But that also kills the standard editing paste mode. I need to check for cell being in edit mode then. You can use next trick. In you module with string grid on form place this code: ------------- type ... TStringGrid = class(Grids.TStringGrid) protected procedure DoCopyToClipboard; override; procedure DoCutToClipboard; override; procedure DoPasteFromClipboard; override; end; ... implementation ... procedure TStringGrid.DoCopyToClipboard; begin end; procedure TStringGrid.DoCutToClipboard; begin end; procedure TStringGrid.DoPasteFromClipboard; begin end; ------------- You can use normaly string grid in design mode, but copy/pase functional will be disabled. I'm use this trick to add undo/redo functional for my program with only Lazarus standart component. |
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@jamie: Regarding cells with linebreaks and tabs, see my patch in the other report (http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=30556). |
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