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... This block seems to be working correctly. It toggles the selection of the record and updates the buttonbar accordingly. Now, let's look at the `:bKeyChar` block: :bKeyChar := {| k |    (If( k == VK_SPACE,       (IIF( oBrw:IsSelectedRow(),          Btnbar(1,oDlg:oBar,oDlg,oDbf,oBrw,aBtnBrow[4]), ...

... a xbrowse with :SetMultiSelectCol() with bRClicked I associated a menupopup with :bLClicked I click on a row and select it I made the same with :bKeyChar ( space button)   :bLClicked := { |r,c,f,oBrw| if( oBrw:Mousecolpos( c ) == 1, ;          ...

Resolved!! :bKeyChar := {| k | (If( k == VK_SPACE,(IIF( oBrw:IsSelectedRow(),; Btnbar(1,oDlg:oBar,oDlg,oDbf,oBrw,aBtnBrow[4]), ; Btnbar(2,oDlg:oBar,oDlg,oDbf,oBrw,aBtnBrow[4]))), nil),; Refresh_title(oBrw,oDlg,oDbf,cSection))}

hi Marc,

Ok, understand
so i have to write a Codeblock whenever use of Keyboard is not implement

p.s. what is the Difference of bKeyChar vs. bKeyDown

:bKeyChar := { |nKey| If( nKey == VK_RETURN, ;
( nSelect := oBrwL:oCol(1):value, oDlg:End() ), nil ) }

oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey | If( nKey == 13, MsgInfo( "enter" ),) }

...            oBrw:RefreshCurrent() }  I add also these lines :bChange := { |o| o:RefreshFooters() } :bKeyChar := { |k| If( k == VK_SPACE, ( oBrw:oCol( 1 ):CheckToggle(), oBrw:RefreshCurrent(), 0 ), nil ) } :bLDblClick := { || oBrw:oCol( 1 ):CheckToggle(), ...

... oBrw:CreateFromCode(). 3) Use character variable irrespective of the data type of the search field. 4) Do not define bChange or bKeyDown or bKeyChar for the Get. XBrowse automatically creates necessary codeblocks. Keep the application code as simple as shown in the above sample. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/1536/Q1T1Ks.gif

... := .T. oBrw:cFilterFld := "NOMBRE" // oBrw:bChange := {|| oBrw:oSeek:Refresh() } oBrw:bChange := {|| oBrw:oSeek( "" ) } oBrw:bKeyChar := { |nKey| If( nKey == VK_ESCAPE, ( oBrw:oSeek( "" ), oDlg:End() ), nil ) } oBrw:CreateFromCode() @ 11, 15 BUTTON "Nuevo " ...

FWExplorer wrote:It doesn't matter what key we give it, explicitly. It only works for the numberic keypad 43.

oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey, nFlags | MsgInfo( nKey, "key" ), MsgInfo( nFlags ), If( nKey == 224, TreeAddItem( oTree ),) }

We are going to check it, thanks

It doesn't matter what key we give it, explicitly. It only works for the numberic keypad 43.

oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey, nFlags | MsgInfo( nKey, "key" ), MsgInfo( nFlags ), If( nKey == 224, TreeAddItem( oTree ),) }

... > Can the edit of a mode be done in place, rather than in a popup? We are working to implement it for FWH itself Please try it this way: oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey, nFlags | MsgInfo( nKey, "key" ), MsgInfo( nFlags ), If( nKey == 43, TreeAddItem( oTree ),) }

Dear Rao Sir , I want to catch the event of pressing LEFT , RIGHT button in either oBrw:bKeydown OR oBrw:bKeyChar to SET FOCUS to another Control. Could you please guide me for the same. Thanks in advance...! something like this :   oBrwTAsset:bKeyChar := < | nKey, nFlags, ...

... column first and then call my function. May XBrowse keep staying on the same column? ie. do nothing and call OnEnterKey(oBrw) immediately. Use bKeyChar instead of bKeyDown. oBrw:bKeyChar := { |nKey,nFlags,oBrw,oCol| If( nKey == VK_RETURN, OnEnterKey( oBrw, oCol ), nil ) ...

Muchas gracias Mr. Rao por su ayuda
Saludos
Marcelo