VIEW COL xxx (2)
Symbolic Value : Views
VIEW_COL_xxx (2) - View column display reading order and header reading order.
#include <viewfmt.h>
View column display reading order and header reading order.
Sample Usage :
VIEW_COLUMN_FORMAT ViewColumnFormat;
/*
Create the VIEW_COLUMN_FORMAT item for column 1. Since this column
is neither a TIME field or a NUMBER field, we don't need to set the
TimeFormat or the NumberFormat fields.
*/
ViewColumnFormat.Signature = VIEW_COLUMN_FORMAT_SIGNATURE;
ViewColumnFormat.Flags1 = (VCF1_M_Sort | VCF1_M_SortCategorize);
ViewColumnFormat.DisplayWidth = 8;
ViewColumnFormat.FontID = DEFAULT_BOLD_FONT_ID;
ViewColumnFormat.Flags2 = VIEW_COL_ALIGN_RIGHT << VCF2_S_HeaderAlignment |
VCF2_M_DisplayAlignment & VIEW_COL_ALIGN_RIGHT| VIEW_COL_RTL <<
VCF2_S_DisplayReadingOrder | VIEW_COL_RTL << VCF2_S_HeaderReadingOrder;
ViewColumnFormat.FormatDataType = VIEW_COL_TEXT;
ViewColumnFormat.ListSep = LDDELIM_COMMA;
ViewColumnFormat.FormulaSize = wFormula_1_Len;
ViewColumnFormat.ItemNameSize = wItemName_1_Len;
ViewColumnFormat.TitleSize = 0; /* No column title for categories */
ViewColumnFormat.ConstantValueSize = 0; /* RESERVED _ SHOULD BE 0 */
/*
Convert the View Column Format structure for Col 1 to Domino canonical
format and append it to the buffer. This increments pVFBuf to point
to the next byte in the buffer after the View Column Format.
*/
ODSWriteMemory( &pVFBuf, _VIEW_COLUMN_FORMAT, &ViewColumnFormat, 1 );