Pre 6 problems

[Ingo]

Ignacio,
1. please take look at the sample. Click on the "Add"-button and the
oEdit:value will be added to the ListBox:aItems and the oEdit:value will be
set to "". Than write again "ABC" into the oEdit:control and click again on
the "Add"-button the app hangs itself up. What is wrong with the code?
2. If TButton:OnCheckState() returns a logical value the error occurs as I
already reported. Is there a recursivity?
3. TListBox:FindString() returns a logical value and not the numeric "nPos"
like TComboBox:FindString() does. Is the description in
XailerdocListbox.txt a mistake?
4. I can not find the methods FindString() .and. FindStringEx() of
TComboBox and TListBox in the documentation neigther in the Helpfile nor in
the PDF-File but only in the .txt-files.
Regards
Ingo


Attached files Test.zip (1.8 KB)Â

[Miguel Torrellas]

I download your sample and compiled all working fine. No problem, all OK.
Regards
"Ingo" <ingo.jh@web.de> escribió en el mensaje
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> Ignacio,
>
> 1. please take look at the sample. Click on the "Add"-button and the
> oEdit:value will be added to the ListBox:aItems and the oEdit:value will
> be set to "". Than write again "ABC" into the oEdit:control and click
> again on the "Add"-button the app hangs itself up. What is wrong with the
> code?
>
> 2. If TButton:OnCheckState() returns a logical value the error occurs as I
> already reported. Is there a recursivity?
>
> 3. TListBox:FindString() returns a logical value and not the numeric
> "nPos" like TComboBox:FindString() does. Is the description in
> XailerdocListbox.txt a mistake?
>
> 4. I can not find the methods FindString() .and. FindStringEx() of
> TComboBox and TListBox in the documentation neigther in the Helpfile nor
> in the PDF-File but only in the .txt-files.
>
> Regards
>
> Ingo
>
>

[Ingo]

Miguel,
to 1.
after recompiling with Alt+F9 it works now too. I had compiled only the
changes in the code. Thank you for the hint.
to 2.
the error still occurs. Take a look at the sample. I think the reasen is
the ::RequestState() in
METHOD EditChange( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
::RequestState()
RETURN Nil
Regards
Ingo
"Miguel Torrellas" <miguel@torsat.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>I download your sample and compiled all working fine. No problem, all OK.
>
> Regards


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[ignacio]

Ino,
1) Here it works correctly,
2) I put this code on Button CheckState method:
METHOD AddBtnCheckState( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
RETURN !Empty( ::oEdit:Value )
And is working correctly.
3 & 4) I see that TComboBox return numbers but TListBox returns strings. BTW
those two methods are reserved and not documented because is better to
directly use a Ascan() to the aItems array. The TXT documentation will
disappear very soon.
Regards,
"Ingo" <ingo.jh@web.de> escribió en el mensaje
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> Ignacio,
>
> 1. please take look at the sample. Click on the "Add"-button and the
> oEdit:value will be added to the ListBox:aItems and the oEdit:value will
> be set to "". Than write again "ABC" into the oEdit:control and click
> again on the "Add"-button the app hangs itself up. What is wrong with the
> code?
>
> 2. If TButton:OnCheckState() returns a logical value the error occurs as I
> already reported. Is there a recursivity?
>
> 3. TListBox:FindString() returns a logical value and not the numeric
> "nPos" like TComboBox:FindString() does. Is the description in
> XailerdocListbox.txt a mistake?
>
> 4. I can not find the methods FindString() .and. FindStringEx() of
> TComboBox and TListBox in the documentation neigther in the Helpfile nor
> in the PDF-File but only in the .txt-files.
>
> Regards
>
> Ingo
>
>

[Ingo]

Ignacio,
please add this code to the sample
METHOD EditChange( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
::RequestState()
RETURN Nil
or take a look at the enclosed sample and try it again.
With Pre5a did it work.
Regards
Ingo
"Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga" <InvalidAccount@ozs.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Ino,
>
> 1) Here it works correctly,
>
> 2) I put this code on Button CheckState method:
>
> METHOD AddBtnCheckState( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
>
> RETURN !Empty( ::oEdit:Value )
>
> And is working correctly.
>
> 3 & 4) I see that TComboBox return numbers but TListBox returns strings.
> BTW
> those two methods are reserved and not documented because is better to
> directly use a Ascan() to the aItems array. The TXT documentation will
> disappear very soon.
>
> Regards,
>
> "Ingo" <ingo.jh@web.de> escribió en el mensaje
> news:[email=4363967a@ozsrvnegro.ozlan.local...]4363967a@ozsrvnegro.ozlan.local...[/email]
>> Ignacio,
>>
>> 1. please take look at the sample. Click on the "Add"-button and the
>> oEdit:value will be added to the ListBox:aItems and the oEdit:value will
>> be set to "". Than write again "ABC" into the oEdit:control and click
>> again on the "Add"-button the app hangs itself up. What is wrong with the
>> code?
>>
>> 2. If TButton:OnCheckState() returns a logical value the error occurs as
>> I
>> already reported. Is there a recursivity?
>>
>> 3. TListBox:FindString() returns a logical value and not the numeric
>> "nPos" like TComboBox:FindString() does. Is the description in
>> XailerdocListbox.txt a mistake?
>>
>> 4. I can not find the methods FindString() .and. FindStringEx() of
>> TComboBox and TListBox in the documentation neigther in the Helpfile nor
>> in the PDF-File but only in the .txt-files.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Ingo
>>
>>
>
>


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[jfgimenez]

Ingo,
please, change this method:
METHOD AddBtnClick( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
::oEdit:Setfocus()
IF !EMPTY(::oEdit:Value) .AND. !::oListBox:FindStringEx(::oEdit:Value,1)
::oListBox:AddItem(::oEdit:Value)
::oEdit:Value:=""
ENDIF
RETURN Nil
The problem was that if you change the focus (::oEdit:SetFocus()) after
assigning "" to ::oEdit, then AddBtnCheckState() returns .F. and get
disabled. Then, the focus is forced to change again, and while the button
was the last control that had the focus it causes that recursivity.
However, we've made several changes to avoid any recursivity in this
cirsumstances. As they involves several modules, it will be available in the
next release.
Thanks for your feedback.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez