http://www.delphishare.com/?/1207-1-0-1-1.html
http://delphi.about.com/od/delphitips2008/qt/dbgrid_row_pos.htm
google翻译并整理
我们有一个Delphi的数据库应用程序,上面有个DBGrid和一个数据集:
DBGrid是用来显示来自数据集(查询或表)的数据,根据设计,当您调用已经打开的数据集的Refresh方
法(例如使用DBNavigator的Refresh),当前行的位置将被设置为0 (第一个记录)。
这意味着,如果用户选择了DBGrid的底部某个地方的一行记录,在刷新后,当前激活的行将改为第一行:
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如果你一直在问:“有什么办法重新查询或刷新后,让TDBGrid中的数据留在准确位置(不改变位置)?
”这里的一个答案的问题:
刷新DBGrid的数据 - 保留行的位置
这里的一个小程序控制刷新DBGrid的内容后不会失去该行的位置。
//THackDBGrid = class(TDBGrid)
//refresh datagrid data - preserve rowposition
procedure Refresh_PreservePosition;
var
rowDelta: Integer;
row: integer;
recNo: integer;
ds : TDataSet;
begin
ds :=THackDBGrid(DBGrid1).DataSource.DataSet;
rowDelta := -1 +THackDBGrid(DBGrid1).Row;
row := ds.RecNo;
ds.Refresh;
with ds do
begin
DisableControls;
RecNo := row;
MoveBy(-rowDelta) ;
MoveBy(rowDelta) ;
EnableControls;
end;
end;
请注意这里使用的保护破解(THackDBGrid)来获得隐藏的(protected)Row属性!
英文原文
There's DBGrid, there's adataset and we have a data awareDelphi application :)
When DBGrid is used to display data from a dataset (query ortable), by design, after you call Refresh method on a dataset(re-open) (for example, using a DBNavigator), the current row position will be setto zero (first record).
This means that if a user has selected a row somewhere near thebottom of a DBGrid, after a Refresh, the active row will be changedto first row :(
If you have been asking "Is there any way to reopen or refresh aquery, leaving the TDBGrid data exactly where it is (withoutchanging the positions)?" Here's one answer to the problem:
Here's a handly little procedure to refresh the content of aDBGrid without losing the row position.
//THackDBGrid = class(TDBGrid) //refresh datagrid data - preserve row position procedure Refresh_PreservePosition; var rowDelta: Integer; row: integer; recNo: integer; ds : TDataSet; begin ds := THackDBGrid(DBGrid1).DataSource.DataSet; rowDelta := -1 + THackDBGrid(DBGrid1).Row; row := ds.RecNo; ds.Refresh; with ds do begin DisableControls; RecNo := row; MoveBy(-rowDelta) ; MoveBy(rowDelta) ; EnableControls; end; end;
Note the protected hack used here(THackDBGrid) to get the hidden (protected) Row property!