Re:StringGrid-Cell/Mouse Location
TStringGrid has MouseToCell() and CellRect() methods you would need to use
for this. Note that the X and Y parameters of MouseToCell() need to be in
client coordinates relative to the grid's upper-left corner, not in absolute
screen coordinates, so they need to be converted first.
Try something like this:
POINT p;
GetCursorPos(&p); // get the cursor's current screen location
p = StringGrid1->ScreenToClient(p); // convert to client coordinates
int Col, Row;
StringGrid1->MouseToCell(p.x, p.y, Col, Row); // find the cell
if(Col > -1 && Row > -1)
{
RECT r = StringGrid1->CellRect(Col, Row); // get the cell's rect
int width = (r.right-r.left);
int height = (r.bottom-r.top);
// I broke this if() statement up for a little easier reading
if(
( p.x > ( r.left + (width/2) ) )
&&
( p.y < ( r.top + (height/2) ) )
)
{
// cursor is in the upper-right quadrant of the cell at Col, Row
}
Gambit
Quote
"David Ray" <da...@timecalc.com> wrote in message news:3a7af509_2@dnews...
> I'm not sure how to determine whether the mouse is resting in the
> upper-right quadrant of a cell, and which cell it is resting in.
