XBROWSE lFastEdit in some columns

[MarcoBoschi]

Hi is it possible to set only for some columns lFastedit?
Actually I set only in this way but oBrw:lFastEdit = .T. this piece of code set all columns. My desire is to have some columns not editable and other editable

Many Thanks

[MGA]

try

oBrw:aCols[1]:nEditType := EDIT_NONE

[MarcoBoschi]

Yes but is not exactly what I desire. I want to set some colunns as oCol:nEditType = EDIT_GET and a only few of these also lFastEdit
In the guide I see "If true, editable columns go to edit mode just pushing an alpha or digit character. This feature is incompatible with Incremental seek and is only available when the marquee style is cell based.

[cnavarro]

Marco, I'm not sure I fully understand your approach and objective.
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to configure lFastEdit := .F., and configure oCol:nEditType only on the editable columns?

[MarcoBoschi]

IF oBrw:lFastEdit = .F. and a column is oCol:nEditType = EDIT_GET I have to press Enter to modify the value
of the column
IF oBrw:lFastEdit = .T. and a column is always oCol:nEditType = EDIT_GET
IF I press alpha or digit characters I can modify the value of the column
For some columns I want this behavior but only for some not all of them
I've tried oCol:lFastEdit = .T. unsuccessful

[cnavarro]

Ok, try this sample, and tell me if it's what you need

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#include "fivewin.ch"

FUNCTION Main()
     LOCAL i
     
     REQUEST DBFCDX
     RddSetDefault( "DBFCDX" )
     set DATE FRENCH
     SET CENTURY ON
     SET EPOCH TO Year( Date() ) - 40

     // Please change path
     USE d:\fwh\fwhteam\samples\customer NEW SHARED
     
     XBROWSER "customer" TITLE "Prueba Botones y Excel" SETUP ;
               (  oBrw:lFastEdit  := .F., ;
                  oBrw:aCols[ 1 ]:nEditType := oBrw:aCols[ 3 ]:nEditType := EDIT_GET, ;
                  oBrw:bKeyChar  := { | nKey, nFlags, oB, oCol | if( oCol:nEditType == 0, nil, ;
                                        if( oCol:lEditable .and. oCol:IsEditKey( nKey ), oCol:Edit( nKey ), ) ) } ;
                  )
RETURN nil

[MarcoBoschi]

Many thanks it's very very interesting