Infralution Support

Ah, that's great. Thanks.

We haven't found ContextMenuStrip to be buggy - what issues have you had?

It doesn't look like the OS context menu. That is pretty bad. Checkable items look horrible by default. Highlighting of men ...

Hi,

I'm setting to ContextMenu property of the VirtualTree to an instance of a context menu, but it doesn't have any effect. The context menu does not appear with right click.

The ContextMenuStr ...

Hi,

GetToolTipText() always does the following:

result = String.Format(ToolTip, Value)

This is prone to errors. For example, if you set the tooltip to "Sehr geehrt{-er/-e} ..." expe ...

I can work around it anyway, since I have the source code. So need to hurry with a release for me Smile

I think I found a little bug now:
By default, the the ampersand (&) mnemonic-prefix character is interpreted by DrawText, so the text is displayed incorrectly in the TreeView when having a " ...

Tried it now: Works great Smile

Really feels much better this way, when resizing columns.

I finally got to testing it. It works nicely, thanks again Smile

That's great, thanks Smile

I'll try it as soon as possible.

The cell text does not require a query (content is in memory as list of objects), but the tooltip does. And yes, while it is not a "bottle neck" it noticably slows down the scrolling within ...

Thanks for your efforts, much appreciated. I didn't get to testing it yet, but I'll let you know as soon as I do.

Hi,

currently, you have to set tooltip data within OnGetCellData(). This works, but it may be inefficient. For example, if you load additional data from the database for a tooltip, and you scroll t ...

I had a quick look at it myself now.
The problem seems to be, that you are using the DrawString-Method along with the StringTrimming enum. In this case GDI+ is doing the weired drawing. I think that ...

Hi,

I noticed a small, but somewhat annoying visual glitch when using the virtual tree. Check the following picture:

http://i43.tinypic.com/164dbl.png

The red lines indicate the column width. ...

Hm, is there a simple way to get the value of a given object for a column of your choice? If I want to keep this functionality generally usable, I can't do a switch() for the column and then check the ...