Converting a range to a rectangle

[Administrator]

I have a range that is a row or multiple rows. What I want to do is get a rectangle that covers whatever is visible of that row.

I tried:

Rectangle rect = rect = rid.ViewLayout.RangeInfoToRectangle(range, true, GridCellSizeKind.ActualSize);

This works fine, except it doesn''t include row headers. Is there a simple way to have it include the row headers?

In an unrelated issue, is there any way to "unfreeze" a row header?

Thanks

Pete

[Administrator]

Hi Pete, To unfreeze the row header, you could try hiding the Row header and set the CellType of the first column ( which is scrollable ) to "RowHeader" and make its look and feel similar to Row header. Here is a sample project And regarding the issue ''include the row headers..''. Please provide us some more details. As we can able to include the row headers, kindly refer to the above sample for details. Best regards, Madhan.

[Administrator]

Sorry for the delay in response, I got distracted from the issue.

In the example I originally provided:

Rectangle rect = rid.ViewLayout.RangeInfoToRectangle(range, true, GridCellSizeKind.ActualSize);

If range is a row (GridRangeInfo.Row(4), for example), the rectangle returned has a left side at the left side of the first data cell, not 0 (left side of row header, as I would expect).

Pete

[Administrator]

Pete,

try calling range = range.ExpandRange(0, 0, grid.RowCount, grid.ColCount) before passing it to RangeInfoToRectangle.

Stefan

>Sorry for the delay in response, I got distracted from the issue.
>
>In the example I originally provided:
>
>Rectangle rect = rid.ViewLayout.RangeInfoToRectangle(range, true, GridCellSizeKind.ActualSize);
>
>If range is a row (GridRangeInfo.Row(4), for example), the rectangle returned has a left side at the left side of the first data cell, not 0 (left side of row header, as I would expect).
>
>Pete