Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)
Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:37 pm
It's pretty easyrathinagiri wrote:I can't figure out.
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It's pretty easyrathinagiri wrote:I can't figure out.
I'll check it.fchirico wrote:Perdón, cuando dije FLECHA IZQUIERDA, quise decir FLECHA DERECHA.fchirico wrote:Roberto Lopez wrote:Well....
.....En el ejemplo si voy hasta la columna 6 y hago click en la columna 1 ( la que está LOCKEADA ) para editarla, al confirmar la edición con el ENTER y luego presiono la FLECHA IZQUIERDA para volver a la columna 6, debo apretar tantas veces la FLECHA IZQUIERDA como celdas tengo "ocultas", lo ideal sería que valla a la columna 6 de inmediato........
Sorry, when I said LEFT ARROW, RIGHT ARROW meant.
I've was a FoxPro programmer. In FoxPro, FREEZE has a different meaning. This is the reason my choice was LockColumns.esgici wrote:Yes, everything is OK for me too
Tested, LOCKCOLUMNS with values other than 1 (even less than 1 and greater than column counts !), and applied some previous GRID samples; no problem seen![]()
By the way, this was LOCK or FREEZE ? It seem to me in old days ( happy dBase and Clipper days) these was two separate process.
Now, we need waiting test results by Marek
Best regards and hearty thanks Roberto
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Esgici
Oh nooo... do HMG is relaxing for meesgici wrote:Your are working for us even in your relax time
Your choice and implementation is exactly compatible with dBase tooRoberto Lopez wrote: ...
In FoxPro, FREEZE has a different meaning. This is the reason my choice was LockColumns.
Nop!rathinagiri wrote:Are you by any way deleting and inserting the whole column?
I've done that deliberately , because automatic positioning on other column after editing will do automatic scrolling when you have columns locked.Steed wrote:Roberto,
first of all, thanks.
When you edit a cell and finish the edition pressing Enter the cursor doesn't pass to next cell (like in sample GRID.37), the cursor still in the same cell.