• deed (19/19) Feb 16 2013 This example code doesn't render any table headers on Windows 7:
• Jacob Carlborg (5/24) Feb 16 2013 Please report any issues to https://github.com/d-widget-toolkit/dwt or
• torhu (3/4) Feb 16 2013 You need to link with /Lsu:windows:4 or /Lsu:console:4. That's DMD's
• deed (2/4) Feb 16 2013 Thanks! Adding -L/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS:4 on the command line made it

"deed" <none none.none> writes:

This example code doesn't render any table headers on Windows 7:


     Table table2 = new Table(shell, SWT.NONE);
     table2.setBounds(10, 10, 270, 80);
     table2.setHeaderVisible(true);

     TableColumn fruit = new TableColumn(table2, SWT.LEFT);
     fruit.setText("Fruit");
     fruit.setWidth(100);
     TableColumn colour = new TableColumn(table2, SWT.LEFT);
     colour.setText("Colour");
     colour.setWidth(170);

     TableItem fruit1 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
     fruit1.setText(0, "Apple");
     fruit1.setText(1, "Red");
     fruit1.setChecked(true);
     TableItem fruit2 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
     fruit2.setText(["Kiwi", "Green"]);
     fruit2.setBackground(new Color(display, 255, 0, 0));
     TableItem fruit3 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
     fruit3.setText(["Banana", "Yellow"]);

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2013-02-16 14:01, deed wrote:
 This example code doesn't render any table headers on Windows 7:


      Table table2 = new Table(shell, SWT.NONE);
      table2.setBounds(10, 10, 270, 80);
      table2.setHeaderVisible(true);

      TableColumn fruit = new TableColumn(table2, SWT.LEFT);
      fruit.setText("Fruit");
      fruit.setWidth(100);
      TableColumn colour = new TableColumn(table2, SWT.LEFT);
      colour.setText("Colour");
      colour.setWidth(170);

      TableItem fruit1 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
      fruit1.setText(0, "Apple");
      fruit1.setText(1, "Red");
      fruit1.setChecked(true);
      TableItem fruit2 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
      fruit2.setText(["Kiwi", "Green"]);
      fruit2.setBackground(new Color(display, 255, 0, 0));
      TableItem fruit3 = new TableItem(table2, SWT.NONE);
      fruit3.setText(["Banana", "Yellow"]);

Please report any issues to https://github.com/d-widget-toolkit/dwt or 
the proper submodule.

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg

torhu <no spam.invalid> writes:

On 16.02.2013 14:01, deed wrote:
 This example code doesn't render any table headers on Windows 7:

You need to link with /Lsu:windows:4 or /Lsu:console:4.  That's DMD's 
command line syntax.

"deed" <none none.none> writes:

 You need to link with /Lsu:windows:4 or /Lsu:console:4.  That's 
 DMD's command line syntax.

Thanks! Adding -L/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS:4 on the command line made it 
work.