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... := LTrim( Str( i, 2 ) ) } ) :bEditValid := {| oGet | if(oGet:value > 0 .and. oGet:value < 91,.t.,(MsgInfo("Solo 0 a 90"),.f.)) } :nEditTypes := EDIT_GET :nWidths := 24 :lDrawBorder := .t. .... END

on a xbrowse I use




:nEditTypes := EDIT_GET

the user can insert numbers But I wish the use can insert only number of two digit from 1 to 90

How I can resolve ?

hi

i can add new Record, it was a Typo

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i can use bLDblClick when NOT set nEditTypes

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*      :nEditTypes := EDIT_GET
      :bLDblClick := { || oBrw:EditSource() }

it must before :bDataRow := Codeblock

XBrowse is not that simple class. Well all this is handled in the Error Handler. There is no DATA nEditTypes in XBrowse, so this message goes to error handler. There it checks if there is any data of a Column class with that name without trailing "s" If exists ...

... want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural" Out of interest : In the source class, i don't see these data as plural ...

... want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural" If we want to set the same value for any DATA of every column, we use oBrw:datas ...

... want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural"

Mr. Rao: I have the following code, I need the same code for all the columns of the browse, something like :nEditTypes := 1, I know that I can repeat it as many columns as the browse has, the problem is that I don't know how many columns the browse has.         ...

Perfecto, ahi funciona. Tuve que agregar la clausula :nEditTypes := 1 para que permitiera editar y pegar #include "Fivewin.ch"#include "xbrowse.ch"******************************************************************* Importar ArticulosFUNCTION ...

... xbrowse y también hacerlo en formulario a través de oBrw:Edit() No logro que sea un browse editable pese a que me aseguré de que la cláusula oBrw:nEditTypes := EDIT_GET estuviera. No puedo editar en línea ni tampoco hacerlo con el oBrw:Edit. Por lo demás todo funciona Supongo que para variar soy ...

i found "Problem" why it move "right" i have to use Option FASTEDIT and oBrw:nEditTypes := EDIT_GET for ENTER when use EDIT_NONE it move "right" after ENTER so i must use "other" Key for oBrw:EditSource(()       CASE nKey = VK_ADD  ...

what is Code: :nEditTypes := { 1,1,1 } i "normal" knew Code: :nEditTypes := EDIT_GET so what is Array mean :?: oBrw:anydatas := uVal is a a short cut for AEval( oBrw:aCols, { |o| o:anydata := uVal } )  ...

... in XBROWSE --- i wonder "how" GetExcelRange() will work as it "only" Return oRange, not Recorsd-Set :?: what is   :nEditTypes := { 1,1,1 } i "normal" knew   :nEditTypes := EDIT_GET so what is Array mean :?: btw. we NEED a Description of XBROWSE ...

WITH OBJECT oBrw :nEditTypes := EDIT_GET :bLDClickDatas := { || oBrw:EditSource() } // or { || youreditfunction() } :CreateFromCode() END You can always make your own editdialog in all style you like. We recommend oBrw:bEdit := { ...

WITH OBJECT oBrw
:nEditTypes := EDIT_GET
:bLDClickDatas := { || oBrw:EditSource() } // or { || youreditfunction() }
:CreateFromCode()
END

You can always make your own editdialog in all style you like.