Listbox.Border = False now not only turns off the outer border rectangle of the listbox but also the line between the heading and the first row. I consider this to be a bug. What do you think?
Workaround: draw the line in CellBackgroundPaint for row = 0. You must draw with y = 1:
g.DrawLine(0, 1, g.Width - 1, 1)… as drawing at y = 0 will not work. Note that therefore the interior of the first row now will be 2 px smaller than the interior of the other rows and this is noticeable.
Windows? Mac? Version of Xojo?
Mac, but since the listbox is not a native control and all drawing is done by the Xojo framework I assume it is the same for Windows.
Sorry, with “Listbox.Border = False now…” I meant the current release.
I just tried it on Windows and I am not seeing any difference, between 2015r3.1, 2016r1.1 and 2016r2. I may not be doing what you are though. If you can post a small project in a DropBox account, I can try it tomorrow morning, just heading to bed now.
I do most of my work on Windows, but can try it on OS X.
Start Xojo v2016r2
Create a desktop application
Add a listbox
Set HasHeading to “On”
Set Border to “Off”
Result: The line between the heading and the first row is gone.
I confirm for both Xojo 2016 releases (r1.1 & r2; I trashed 2016r1).
More strange is if you add separation lines (I do not add text in the header too late I already quit !)
On Windows, I don’t see a difference. What version of OS X, on initial look, I am not seeing it on 10.9.5.
10.11.5 here
10.11.5
You should file a bug report, may be related to 10.11 looks like what I would expect on 10.9
I added a comment to Feedback entry 42610, as it seems to be same error.
Are you sure? That Case deals with the separators between the individual headers. I thought you were talking about the line between the header and the first row?
Maybe it is just my system but I don’t see the line between the header and the first row unless I draw it myself. And it doesn’t matter if I have the border on or off.
I’m running 2016R2 on Windows 10.
Dale, I’m on Windows 7, I’ll try it on Windows 10 later tonight.