GridDirectionType confusion

[Sue Harris]

I''m trying to work around disabled cells in my grid. However, I''ve run into a problem when I''m in the last column of a row, and the cell in the next row (last column) is disabled. In the QueryNextCurrentCellPosition, instead of the GridDirectionType.Right that I expect to get, I get Down. (Sample attached). As a result, the next cell jumps a row. Does anyone have any suggestions how I can detect this situation and hence fix the movement? Thanks, Sue forum_wrapping1_4128.zip

[Administrator]

Hi Sue, you can use the MoveCurrentCellDirection event instead:

	private void gridControl1_MoveCurrentCellDirection(object sender, GridMoveCurrentCellDirectionEventArgs e)
		{
			GridControlBase grid = sender as GridControlBase;
			GridModel gridModel = grid.Model;
			int row = e.RowIndex;
			int col = e.ColIndex;
			switch (e.Direction)
			{
				case GridDirectionType.Right:
				{
					col++;
					if (col > gridModel.ColCount)
					{
						row++;
						col = grid.LeftColIndex;
					}

					while (row < gridModel.RowCount)
					{
						using (GridStyleInfo style = grid.GetViewStyleInfo(row, col))
						{
							if (style.Enabled)
							{
								e.Result = grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(row, col);
								e.Handled = true;
								return;
							}

							col++;
							if (col > gridModel.ColCount)
							{
								row++;
								col = grid.LeftColIndex;
							}
						}
					}
					e.Handled = true;
					e.Result = false;
					break;
				}
				case GridDirectionType.Left:
				{
					col--;
					if (col == gridModel.Cols.HeaderCount)
					{
						row--;
						col = gridModel.ColCount;
					}

					while (row > gridModel.Rows.HeaderCount)
					{
						using (GridStyleInfo style = grid.GetViewStyleInfo(row, col))
						{
							if (style.Enabled)
							{
								e.Result = grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(row, col);
								e.Handled = true;
								return;
							}

							col--;
							if (col == gridModel.Cols.HeaderCount)
							{
								row--;
								col = gridModel.ColCount;
							}
						}
					}
					e.Handled = true;
					e.Result = false;
					break;
				}
			}

		}

I attached a sample Stefan WrapRow_2779.zip