Subject | Re: [IBO] DisplayFormat |
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Author | Artur Anjos |
Post date | 2001-10-31T17:25:23Z |
Jason:
(unique = just one field)
What I want to do is give the possibility to the user to change the DisplayFormat property.
I'm using TIBOQuery in a Quantum Grid.
The query was build in RunTime by the user.
I'm abble to get the current format reading TIBOQuery.InternalDataSet.Field[xx].DisplayFormat. And I'm abble to change it, but changing it just works after I close & reopen the query.
Imagine that this is a Date Field and I've defined FieldName=yyyy-mm-dd in FieldsDisplayFormat. I want my users to be abble to change it to 'dd-mm-yyyy' at run time, changing the way the data is displayed on the grid.
Artur
(unique = just one field)
What I want to do is give the possibility to the user to change the DisplayFormat property.
I'm using TIBOQuery in a Quantum Grid.
The query was build in RunTime by the user.
I'm abble to get the current format reading TIBOQuery.InternalDataSet.Field[xx].DisplayFormat. And I'm abble to change it, but changing it just works after I close & reopen the query.
Imagine that this is a Date Field and I've defined FieldName=yyyy-mm-dd in FieldsDisplayFormat. I want my users to be abble to change it to 'dd-mm-yyyy' at run time, changing the way the data is displayed on the grid.
Artur
----- Original Message -----
From: Jason Wharton
To: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 5:13 PM
Subject: Re: [IBO] DisplayFormat
> Using a TIBOQuery, how can I change the 'DisplayFormat' property of a
unique Field?
Can't you just change it on the TField by casting it to whatever type it
actually is?
What do you mean by unique?
Jason Wharton
CPS - Mesa AZ
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