Visual Basic

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

In order to do this, you'll have to create all your columns, in the order you want, and add them to the grid.

Alsvha wrote:

However my code seems to be indifferent to whether i assign <flags()> to my Enum or not,

Public Class Form1
 
    <Flags()> Public Enum AccessOptions As Byte
        None = 0
        Read = 1
        Write = 2
        Delete = 4
        Query = 8
        Sync = 16
    End Enum
 
    Private Sub Button1_Click(blah, blah) Handles Button1.Click
        Dim MyOptions As AccessOptions
 
        ' Turn on multiple options
        MyOptions = AccessOptions.Read Or AccessOptions.Write Or AccessOptions.Sync
 
        ' Now check for each option being turned on.  There are a few different ways
        ' of doing this!
        Debug.WriteLine("None  : " & (MyOptions = AccessOptions.None) )
 
        Debug.WriteLine("Read  : " & ((MyOptions And AccessOptions.Read) > 0) )
        Debug.WriteLine("Write : " & ((MyOptions And AccessOptions.Write) > 0) )
        Debug.WriteLine("Delete: " & ((MyOptions And AccessOptions.Delete) > 0) )
 
        Debug.WriteLine("Query : " & ((MyOptions And AccessOptions.Query) = AccessOptions.Query) )
        Debug.WriteLine("Sync  : " & ((MyOptions And AccessOptions.Sync) = AccessOptions.Sync) )

Public Enum MyType As Integer<br />
       TypeA = 1<br />
       TypeB = 2<br />
       TypeC = 4<br />
       TypeD = 8<br />
       TypeE = 16<br />
   End Enum

Dim result As MyType = mEnuType And examineType<br />
      Return result = examineType