Xailer & OZ Software

Dear developers!
First, I congratulate you with such great feature as 3rd party components.
Thank you very much for this. I was waiting this feature from the beginning
of my work with Xailer
and now dreams come true
I am trying to convert my Tlistview control to make it accessible from IDE.
I have property aItems (array of TListItem) and need to edit this property
from IDE.
I look into Xailer2Source folder and found that similar property aItems
from TTreeView has editor
PE_Treeview. How can I create my own property editor PE_ListView?
Regards, Oleg

Oleg,
> First, I congratulate you with such great feature as 3rd party components.
> Thank you very much for this. I was waiting this feature from the
> beginning of my work with Xailer
> and now dreams come true
Thanks
> I am trying to convert my Tlistview control to make it accessible from
> IDE.
> I have property aItems (array of TListItem) and need to edit this property
> from IDE.
> I look into Xailer2Source folder and found that similar property aItems
> from TTreeView has editor
> PE_Treeview. How can I create my own property editor PE_ListView?
Yes, it's possible, but it's not so easy.
The IDE has a built-in class named TPropertyEditor, from which all editors
are inherited. Now, we have to write the documentation for that class in
order to allow creating your own 'property editors'. We'll try to do it
ASAP.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info

Oleg,
> First, I congratulate you with such great feature as 3rd party components.
> Thank you very much for this. I was waiting this feature from the
> beginning of my work with Xailer
> and now dreams come true
Thanks
> I am trying to convert my Tlistview control to make it accessible from
> IDE.
> I have property aItems (array of TListItem) and need to edit this property
> from IDE.
> I look into Xailer2Source folder and found that similar property aItems
> from TTreeView has editor
> PE_Treeview. How can I create my own property editor PE_ListView?
Yes, it's possible, but it's not so easy.
The IDE has a built-in class named TPropertyEditor, from which all editors
are inherited. Now, we have to write the documentation for that class in
order to allow creating your own 'property editors'. We'll try to do it
ASAP.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info

Jose,
>
> Yes, it's possible, but it's not so easy.
>
> The IDE has a built-in class named TPropertyEditor, from which all editors
> are inherited. Now, we have to write the documentation for that class in
> order to allow creating your own 'property editors'. We'll try to do it
> ASAP.
Thank you, the documentation is just what I need. I'll wait for this.
Regards, Oleg

Jose,
>
> Yes, it's possible, but it's not so easy.
>
> The IDE has a built-in class named TPropertyEditor, from which all editors
> are inherited. Now, we have to write the documentation for that class in
> order to allow creating your own 'property editors'. We'll try to do it
> ASAP.
Thank you, the documentation is just what I need. I'll wait for this.
Regards, Oleg