Robert,
Sometimes I indeed put many things onto one screen (just like old DOS-Clipper). Only 'problem' is to keep all well synchronized (visibile - not visible - defined released etc.).
Recently I had a screen with 'row-input (2 textboxes,2 combox, 1 button)' + button to add a row + button to delete a row.
Then I needed a 'reset' button to release all rows. This probably went too fast so some row-controles (1 combobox) always stayed unreleased.
A miracle or a bug...?
Now I build in the reset function (at the end of my loop: hb_idleSleep( 0.01 ))
Now it works really perfect! Just a tip!
Serge
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BTW If you feel it's to cold: Fais du feu dans la cheminée...serge_girard wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 9:08 pm
Sometimes I indeed put many things onto one screen (just like old DOS-Clipper). Only 'problem' is to keep all well synchronized (visibile - not visible - defined released etc.).
And so I have another template to learn from.
Recently I had a screen with 'row-input (2 textboxes,2 combox, 1 button)' + button to add a row + button to delete a row.
Then I needed a 'reset' button to release all rows. This probably went too fast so some row-controles (1 combobox) always stayed unreleased.
A miracle or a bug...?
What's the difference between miracle/bug?
Now I build in the reset function (at the end of my loop: hb_idleSleep( 0.01 ))
Now it works really perfect! Just a tip!
Thx again!
Serge
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What's the difference between miracle/bug?
Miracles are like Santa Claus: they don't exist and bugs... are plenty!
Miracles are like Santa Claus: they don't exist and bugs... are plenty!
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The bugs exist and are very real:serge_girard wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:08 amWhat's the difference between miracle/bug?
Miracles are like Santa Claus: they don't exist and bugs... are plenty!
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At least now I know where the expression comes from.srvet_claudio wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 1:35 pmThe bugs exist and are very real:serge_girard wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:08 amWhat's the difference between miracle/bug?
Miracles are like Santa Claus: they don't exist and bugs... are plenty!
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