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... which may be confusing to the user. I do see one problem. I have not been able to find a way to automatically force the list open on the first keystroke with a combobox or dbcombo. I think this will require some changes to the combobox class source code, but this can be easily done. I have ...

We set ours to 5, it is incremental so it updates with every keystroke, I believe that having to utilize the scroll bar is not as helpful in this type of feature. We go our of our way not to show the scroll bar on the right. I just tested with Google and ...

... use a seek and filter with incremental searching so it would work on multiple fields. The downside is that it is doing a seek and filter for each keystroke rather than once after the user presses a button. The key issue is speed, not possibility. The speed must be acceptable to the user. Or, you ...

... other requirement of footers. have problem with seeking on numeric columns Not a bug. Logic is to softseek on the expression entered till that keystroke. I shall look into how to deal with this on descend sorts. In any case I provided you the function you were looking for.

... // lower bound ordScope(1,cCond) // upper bound go top This will be much faster than using a filter. If you want to use the search-on-keystroke that you are using now, it is still going to be kind of slow since you may be paging the index in and out of memory. The PC's are going to ...

... Apple solution requires two different devices. The Win 8 solution gives you both options in one device ! That's not progress ? It only takes one keystroke to switch between Desktop and RT / Modern. BTW, if I have an app running in RT, then work on my desktop, when I go back to my RT app, its ...

Darrell,

You just need to do:

oComboBox:lIncSearch = .T.

With more recent FWH version, it is not needed that the user types the whole word. It searches on each keystroke:

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I'm now getting a very annoying beep for each keystroke in a get field using Harbour 3.0 FWH 12.04 MSVC 2010 I do not get it when building with xHarbour ( .com ) and xCC I also do not get it in a memo field. Also it beeps when a dialog is displayed, ...

To All Just a follow up .. all I want to do when you click into a line and hit Enter is to pass the keystroke __Keyboard( Chr( VK_HOME )) to move the cursor to the beginning of the text. I found a bOnPostEdit code block but that fires after you hit Enter a second time .. ...

... GET oGet5 VAR cBody OF oDlg ; // cuerpo del mensaje MULTILINE ; ID 105 ; FONT oFont3 ; UPDATE ; COLORS CLR_BLACK, CLR_WHITE oGet5:bKeydown := { |KeyStroke| IIF( KeyStroke==VK_RETURN, ; (oGet5:cText(cBody+=CRLF),; oGet5:GoBottom()),; oGet5:Paste(KeyStroke) ) } REDEFINE BUTTON oBt1 ; ID 108 ; OF ...

... DROPDOWNLIST and the DROPDOWN styles). I fear that this could be rather slow as the aItems array of the control has to be reloaded with each keystroke. Regards, James

... In the above example the id ghSearch is in the DOM .. but the GetElementByID method fails and I have had to resort to the work around by forcing a keystroke // use this to force an enter key for search button *WshShell:SendKeys( "{Enter}" ) to activate the search button control .. http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/7755/ebaysa.jpg ...

... perform these searches, and you might be able to create a java script to perform those searches, but it won't be reliable, and every time a keystroke changes on the website, your system will have to be revised. Talk to the vendors, but their contracts on their software systems will likely ...

... and narrows the options the more you type the closer the match. Perhaps you could use a combobox for this. You could update the array with each keystroke. A dbcombo with incremental search enabled works similarly except it doesn't eliminate the display of items beyond the matching items. Regards, ...

... And you want the same behaviour for a GTKEntry in a FiveLinux dialog? The way FiveLinux works (from memory) is that it basically intercepts keystrokes from the GTKEntry, uses that keystroke to update its own buffer, and then writes the contents of its buffer (in it entirety) to the GTKEntry. ...