Thread: how to display an algebraic matrix

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    how to display an algebraic matrix

    Hi!
    I want to make an MFC application to work with numerical matrix. What is the best way to store and show a matrix?
    Does some Excel-sheet-style control exist in VC++ 6.0 MFC?

    Thank you.

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    Matrix? You mean somthing like:

    code>> int nVotes[100][20];

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    >>Does some Excel-sheet-style control exist in VC++ 6.0 MFC?

    ListView with LVS_REPORT style. Has rows and can add columns with titles.
    If you want it to be editable (in all fields not just the first) will have to subclass it. (write your own functionality to edit the other fields)
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    Where from can I find good tutorials on ListView?

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    I mean
    .... ListView on VC++ 6 MFC.
    Thanks.

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