OK Vlad,

Can you send me source code your sortgridsample.exe?
I want do any tests txtwidth()&txtfontmetric() vs. _screen.textwidth().

MartinJ

>Hi!
>
>Did you read help for TXTWidth() _accurately_? It is not TextWidth() methoid, it is TxtWidth() function, and with all 4 parameters paased it have no any relation to any VFP form. I found use of _Screen and TextWidth() very slow (made it the same way as you for the first time).
>
>As about Dtnamic*, it is correct note - my code does not account it. This is because it is just a code sample < g >.
>
>>Hi Vlado,
>>
>> Because (in help for TXWIDTH()): ...returned for the current font for the main Visual FoxPro window or the active output window. I'm want have sureness.
>>
>> And your code doesn't accept properties DynamicFontSize,DynamicFontName etc.
>>
>> MartinJ
>>
>>>Hi, Martin!
>>>
>>>Why you use "_Screen.TextWidth" when there is a TxtWidth() function? This makes code quite heavy.
>>>
>>>Also, take a look to file#9970 and article VFP Grids Part III that explains how it works. There is a header class with DblClick code to auto fit column. Also, that header class takes care that autofit is fired only when double click on resizing area of header (standard behavior in most applications), not anywhere on the header.
>>>
>>>HTH.
>>>
>>>>Hi Soykan,
>>>>
>>>>Insert code into method header.DblClick() every column..
>>>>

>>>>IF !This.Parent.Parent.SplitLineHitTest(This)
>>>>   RETURN
>>>>ENDIF
>>>>....
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>If you add property PropAsColumn into control (your classes texbox, combbox etc.) and set it to .T., then autofit respect dynamic properties on column.
>>>>
>>>> MartinJ
>>>>
>>>>>Hi All,
>>>>>how can I autofit of grid columns
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA