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... oCol:oEditGet != nil oCol:oEditGet:VarPut( Eval( oCol:bEditValue ) ) oCol:oEditGet:bValid = nil oCol:PostEdit() endif next ::lEditMode := .f. return nil Suggestion for consideration. Why should CancelEdit method call PostEdit ...

... needed I may please be permitted to disagree. Valid clause can not modify the orginal value, but can modify the Get variable through VarPut. The postedit method calls the bOnPostEdit with whatever is the varget() ( in other words eval( oget:bsetget) ) at that time. So if we modify the value in ...

Gracias a Patricio Avalos
me funciono de maravilla utilizando POSTEDIT

... changes to the database after checking the nLastKey. Safe to write data when the 3rd parameter nLastKey == VK_ENTER. In the above example the postedit block would be : oBrw:aCols[1]:bOnPostEdit := {|o,x,n| if ( n == 13, aLin[ oBrw:nArrayAt,1] := ...

Ah ... problem solved with the use of a postedit codeblock.

I TRYED ALREADY WITH IT BUT Stack Calls =========== Called from: pcustomer.prg => (b)SOCI(300) Called from: XBrwcol.prg => TXBRWCOLUMN:POSTEDIT(1544) Called from: XBrwcol.prg => (b)TXBRWCOLUMN:SHOWBTNLIST(1467) Called from: window.prg => TWINDOW:LBUTTONUP(1743) Called from: CONTROL.PRG ...

... 6.0 y estoy actualizando mi aplicacion con la ultima version 7.1 que descargue de este foro (Utilidades), pero me aparece un problema: la clausula POSTEDIT se evalua antes de abrir el dialogo, cuando aun no se han definido algunas variables y me da error de ejecucion. Esto no pasa con la version ...