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... oCn:SaveBatch()  // write all changesoCn:CancelBatch() // discard all changes  This is mostly useful in Master/Child edits like Invoices, Quotations, Vouchers, etc.

... down to end the edit the scrolling does not update well: Here is the real bug. This has nothing to do with colors or brushes. Bug: When the user edits a cell in the last row and then exits the Get by pressing Enter key or UpArrowKey, there is no problem at all and everything works correctly as ...

... for all of my editing. It's certainly not the only option, but it works well for me. My project is also loaded into Visual Studio. When I make edits to the UES code, and save it, then I do a quick build with Visual Studio ( one button click ) to test my work. When I'm ready to do a release ...

... database when the MdiChild window is closed. So 1) If you want to save the changes to the physical database immediately as and when the user edits the browse, you open recordset with default lockmode provided by FWH or specifying adLockOptimistic mode. OR 2) If you do not want to make the ...

I tested your second program exactly as you gave. I do not see any problem. Celledit saves data correcly.



Both your programs work with TDatabase() objects only. In both cases, the cell-edits are saved correctly.

I built your sample code, without any changes, and tested it. Your point is that cell edits are not being saved in 1909 unless we add extra code to save. I did not notice any such problem. Here I found that cell edits are all being saved correctly. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img921/5140/9LrELp.gif ...

... the order is on a single field. Now the order is restored even on multi-field sort asc/desc. * NEW: FWMariaRowset BATCHMODE In the batch mode, all edits, appends and deletes are retained in the memory only and nothing is written to the database, till all the changes are written in one call to SaveBatch() ...

... clear in my question. I have an invoice class which contains a line Item list. This list is an array of record objects. I don't want to save the edits when they are made, I will save everything when the entire invoice edit is done. So, what I am trying to do now is just replace the data in the ...

... is 0. Then only the nth column can be edited. If the browse is created with FASTEDIT clause or oBrw:lFastEdit is set to .t., after the user edits this column in one row, the cursor will automatically jump to the same column in the next row, skipping all other columns.

This original post was about edits with a browse. I was responding to that post with a method I use to make editing of a browse list easier and faster. It's a concept my clients really appreciate. I really don't see how that relates to ...

... := tdata():new(, "cust" ) Step 2: The values are loaded in buffers, so edit them directly @ 10,10 GET oDbf:abc .... Do all the other edits the same way Step 3: Save ALL the fields with one line oDbf:save() For 10 fields, this eliminates at least 23 lines of code needed for your way. ...

::uOriginalValue are not updated to the new value after editing. Will not be changed every time the user edits. uOriginalValue is the value at the time the Get is created and will remain the same till the Get ends. lChanged is .T. if the present value is different from the ...

... new translation, or change it; the window in which the * translations are made is a simple memoedit, so you can use standard memoedit * keys to do edits. * * Pressing "E" (or a key that is named in the window), you can alter the default * title, language name and author of the dictionary. ...

There are two methods of file locking, optimistic and pessimistic. With optimistic, the user loads and edits the file, then when they are done, the record is locked, saved, and unlocked. With pessimistic, the record is locked, the user edits it, then it is saved and unlocked. ...

Yes, that is the expected behaviour.

I advised you to use
oRs:bEdit := <yourfunc>
and
then
oRs:Edit( .t. )

Please stick to this approach only for edits/appends.