Subject | Re: [IBO] Moving Cell in TIB_grid |
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Author | TeamIBO |
Post date | 2002-02-10T00:26:33Z |
Bayu,
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please dont. This is enforcing bad-habits for Windows interaction
and the users will be constantly getting into trouble by accidently
closing dialogs by pressing enter (when what they really wanted to do
was tab to the next control).
However, on the understanding that some users know just enough to get
themselves into trouble and so will insist that you have this
capability...
This facility is not built into IB_Grid, so you will have to program
it using event handlers attached to KeyPress. If you find that the
grid seems to be swallowing the enter key before you get to see it, (I
know it swallows the F2 key), you may need to use an Action
definition. (There is a post about this in the last couple of days,
subject "tib_grid and function keys".)
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Geoff Worboys - TeamIBO
Telesis Computing
Please dont use reply and then change the subject line for new topics.
This makes the message get threaded under the message from which you
replied and hides it from view in newsgroups and when using threading
in the email client.
For new topics always start a new message.
> I want to move to another cell with enter button. ( like infopowerMy first comment to anyone wanting to use enter for navigation is
> dgEnterToTab features on KeyOption prop --TwwDBGrids-- )
> How to move cell in the right cell with Enter button ?
please dont. This is enforcing bad-habits for Windows interaction
and the users will be constantly getting into trouble by accidently
closing dialogs by pressing enter (when what they really wanted to do
was tab to the next control).
However, on the understanding that some users know just enough to get
themselves into trouble and so will insist that you have this
capability...
This facility is not built into IB_Grid, so you will have to program
it using event handlers attached to KeyPress. If you find that the
grid seems to be swallowing the enter key before you get to see it, (I
know it swallows the F2 key), you may need to use an Action
definition. (There is a post about this in the last couple of days,
subject "tib_grid and function keys".)
--
Geoff Worboys - TeamIBO
Telesis Computing