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Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:37 pm
by Roberto Lopez
rathinagiri wrote:I can't figure out. :(
It's pretty easy :)

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:38 pm
by Roberto Lopez
fchirico wrote:
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........
Perdón, cuando dije FLECHA IZQUIERDA, quise decir FLECHA DERECHA.

Sorry, when I said LEFT ARROW, RIGHT ARROW meant.
I'll check it.

Thanks for reporting.

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:40 pm
by Roberto Lopez
esgici wrote:Yes, everything is OK for me too :D

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 :D

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 :D

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Esgici
I've was a FoxPro programmer. In FoxPro, FREEZE has a different meaning. This is the reason my choice was LockColumns.

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:49 pm
by Roberto Lopez
esgici wrote:Your are working for us even in your relax time :)
Oh nooo... do HMG is relaxing for me :)

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 7:01 pm
by esgici
Roberto Lopez wrote: ...
In FoxPro, FREEZE has a different meaning. This is the reason my choice was LockColumns.
Your choice and implementation is exactly compatible with dBase too :D
Help page for BROWSE of dBase
Help page for BROWSE of dBase
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"Boring story" is the mine, your work is excellent as always :)

Best regards and thanks again

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Esgici

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 7:38 pm
by Rathinagiri
Are you by any way deleting and inserting the whole column?

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 8:14 pm
by Roberto Lopez
rathinagiri wrote:Are you by any way deleting and inserting the whole column?
Nop!

A LOT EASIER :)

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 8:49 pm
by Steed
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.

BTW, Is posibble to have similar key for fast movements like Excel (it could be friendly with users):

CRTL+HOME :=Firts Cell
CRTL+END :=Last Cell (Last row and Column)
CRTL+LEFT :=First Cell of current row
CRTL+RIGHT :=Last Cell of current row
CRTL+UP := First Cell of current column
CRTL+DOWN := Lastt Cell of current column
Edit Mode:
Enter: Next Cell
ESC: Finish edit mode and still in the same cell/position


Regards,

Ed

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 11:02 pm
by Roberto Lopez
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.
I've done that deliberately , because automatic positioning on other column after editing will do automatic scrolling when you have columns locked.

The result appeared to me as confusing for the user.

I'm thinking about an alternative...

Regarding fast movement keys, is an excellent idea (and easy to do too :) )

Thanks!

Re: I had an epiphany (another boring story :)

Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 12:52 am
by Vanguarda
HI friends,

Thanks Roberto for this nice feature.

My best regards,