// wxListCtrlBase implementation
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+long
+wxListCtrlBase::AppendColumn(const wxString& heading,
+ int format,
+ int width)
+{
+ return InsertColumn(GetColumnCount(), heading, format, width);
+}
+
long
wxListCtrlBase::InsertColumn(long col,
const wxString& heading,
wxListItem item;
item.m_mask = wxLIST_MASK_TEXT | wxLIST_MASK_FORMAT;
item.m_text = heading;
- if ( width > -1 )
+ if ( width >= 0
+ || width == wxLIST_AUTOSIZE
+ || width == wxLIST_AUTOSIZE_USEHEADER )
{
item.m_mask |= wxLIST_MASK_WIDTH;
item.m_width = width;
if ( !InReportView() )
return wxControl::DoGetBestClientSize();
+ int totalWidth;
+ wxClientDC dc(const_cast<wxListCtrlBase*>(this));
+
// In report mode, we use only the column headers, not items, to determine
// the best width. The reason for this is that it's easier (we can't just
// iterate over all items, especially not in a virtual control, so we'd
// headers are just truncated if there is not enough place for them.
const int columns = GetColumnCount();
if ( HasFlag(wxLC_NO_HEADER) || !columns )
- return wxControl::DoGetBestClientSize();
-
- wxClientDC dc(const_cast<wxListCtrlBase*>(this));
-
- // Total width of all headers determines the best control width.
- int totalWidth = 0;
- for ( int col = 0; col < columns; col++ )
{
- totalWidth += GetColumnWidth(col);
+ // Use some arbitrary width.
+ totalWidth = 50*dc.GetCharWidth();
+ }
+ else // We do have columns, use them to determine the best width.
+ {
+ totalWidth = 0;
+ for ( int col = 0; col < columns; col++ )
+ {
+ totalWidth += GetColumnWidth(col);
+ }
}
// Use some arbitrary height, there is no good way to determine it.