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Thanks. It works good.

Moshe Yarden

Moshe,

As William tells you, don't use the listbox sort style in the resource file.

... ACTION TalyContShifting() @ 0, 120 BTNBMP NAME "empty" SIZE 40, 30 OF oWnd ACTION ( cFSE := "EMPTY", TalyContMain() ) Thanks, Moshe Yarden

Hi,

In:
REDEFINE COMBOBOX o[ O_INCD_RECORD ] VAR v[ O_INCD_RECORD ] ITEMS aIncdRecord ID ID_INCD_RECORD OF o[ O_DLG_GET_INCD ]

From some reason the array, aIncdRecord , is sorted automatically. I don't need it sorted. How can I omit it?


Thanks,
Moshe Yarden

Thanks.

With : IF( EMPTY( aArray ), "", aArray[ 1, nCur ] ),;
It doesn't give error, however it shows just 3 records when there are about 180.

I changed to use 3 arrays and it looks ok now.


Thanks again,

Moshe Yarden

... ACTION MsgInfo( aArray[ nCur, 1 ] ) @ 12,17 BUTTON "Done" SIZE 80, 30 ACTION oWnd:End() ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd ON CLICK MsgInfo( "Click!" ) Thanks, Moshe Yarden

Antonio,

Thanks. It is very helpful.

Is there a way to show a table (like in ListBox) but the items are taken from an array. That way I can fill the array with itmes (dbf records), passing any kind of restrictions, without the need to have many indexes?



Moshe Yarden

Moshe, Regarding the SELECT clause here you have an example from FWH: @ 1, 1 LISTBOX oLbx FIELDS aHBitmaps[ Max( 1, Clientes->Nivel ) ],; Clientes->Nombre, Clientes->Direccion,; Clientes->Telefono, ...

Moshe,

> Does the Combo Box enables incremental search as well?

We have a version that does it, but some users are reporting some problems with it.

Better do it the way we do it in samples\TestBrwS.prg

Antonio,

Does the Combo Box enables incremental search as well?


Thanks,
Moshe Yarden

Antonio,

Thanks.

I'll try it.

in: SELECT <cField> FOR <uValue1> [ TO <uValue2>]

How do I write cField? is it the name of the field or in " "
and, the uValue1 - is it an expression the returns true / false?


Moshe Yarden

Moshe, > I was trying: SELECT <cField> FOR <uValue1> [ TO <uValue2>] In order to use that clause, you need to have an index built with the expression to be searched. Alternatively you can use OrdScope() ...

Moshe,

> *. Is there a picklist that does an incremental search as letters are entered?

You have a working examples in FWPPC\samples\TestBrwS.prg

... wrong. *. Is there a way to use something like AChoice()? *. Is there a picklist that does an incremental search as letters are entered? Thanks, Moshe Yarden

Antonio,

Thanks.

The programing with FWPPC: It is getting better all the time.


Regards,
Moshe Yarden