... browse, show that dialog and hide the other and vise versa. 4. When you make changes on one, just make sure to refresh both. Being that both xbrowses occupy the very same real estate on the screen. only one of the two will be visible at a time. I hope that helps,
... los manifiestos que NO pertenecen al conductor seleccionado: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52742502655_b66535f294_c.jpg 3 xbrowses Tambien he probado con indices temporales, pero no doy con la forma de hacerlo
... and working (change your data, PW,..) First you will see a xbrowse with the product data that can be changed online Second a folder with some Xbrowses. This will give you a start i think. static function Prestabeheer() local oDlg, oFont, nWild := 1, cZoek:="" local cList, ...
... colums, sizes on the fly. I put some extra data in (index, fieldlen, ....) that is easy while running and programming at the same time. Most of my xbrowses are generated from a dbf-layout. https://maveco.be/fivewin/xbedit.jpg oBrwSel:bRClickHeaders := { || XbrColSelector( oBrwSel, ...
If you are thinking of using many xbrowses like me, than consider a xbrowse designer. I made a small version of it my code for the browse from previous post : Almost anything is done in the data driven getxBrowser function So xbrowser can ...
Here is some code snippeds for setting up Xbrowses. I think you can find usefull code inside it. I left the remarks // because they are sometimes coded because I found them on forum and wanted to test. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ...
But mostly, I suggest leaving it to XBrowse, whether to Refresh() or RefreshCurrent() XBrowse knows it better. Let us not interfere. Now I wonder ..... I think I do some refresh to much then ? Are these refresh OK ? :bChange := { || nSecs := SECONDS(), Scope("factinfo","document"...
Marc, But will all this fancy stuff slow Xbrowse down in manipulating larger data ? lets say thousands of records and many fields Note that the size of the database usually has little to do with the speed of the display of one screenful of data. The "fancy stuff" does as it must be manipul...
old GDI32 is "slow" but GDI+ also can use Hardware Acceleration XBrowse and XImage use GDI+ by default, unless the programmer switches it off, by setting oBrw:lGDIP := .f. I can not comment on hardware acceleration. In addition to what Mr, Jimmy said, other factors affecting XBrowse speed...
hi Marc, as i know DMW use DirectX and also "Visual Effect" us it old GDI32 is "slow" but GDI+ also can use Hardware Acceleration for "internal" Graphic, using "share RAM", you can try to use XMP RAM Modus (or use Overclock Modus) instead of 2400Mhz i can use ...
to use a "external" Graphic Card is much quicker that "build-in" Graphic also for "Desktop" (WMI Graphic Score, not Gaming Graphic) Interesting .... I knew that ram and ssd are important, but for business database app. and the graphics card, that is new for me. And ind...
hi Marc, Witch settings will slow xbrowse down ? every Graphic "Output" will slow down a little ... "slowest" are GDI32 which are not Hardware Accelerated big IMAGE need "more" Time to "paint" than small IMAGE 10 ROW in Browse / GRID is faster than 20 ROW --- ...
Hello Mr. Rao, and others I'm a heavely user of Xbrowse and I see myself giving Xbrowse a more fancy look, using bitmap and showing images etc. Also cell coloring based on conditions I like to do. But will all this fancy stuff slow Xbrowse down in manipulating larger data ? lets say thousands of rec...