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... index-tag to oCol:cSortOrder. Example: oBrw:aCols[2]:cSortOrder := 'LASTNAME' This is enough for the xbrowse to create all the necessary buttons, react to left click on the header, change the order and refresh the browse. When we are creating the browse by commands, we can say ... @ 0,0 XBROWSE ...

> In the start WINDOW the underline from char < T > is shown but when you press ALT-T nothing happens. > windows don't react, by default (Win API rules), to accelerators. We need to implement it. > In the DIALOG-box the accelerator is working but you see no underline when ...

Yes. And that is what we are waiting for in the next version. About the inset issue, msgbars without 2007 style react correctly to the noinset or inset clause. I thought it was the intention that in the 2007stye there would be no inset. I am not expecting inset will be provided ...

Otto,

The SAYs don't react to the mouse. Its a standard Windows behavior.

You have to modify Class TSay Method HandleEvent()

... If you already use most of your swap space, then you may run out. A system that is "out of memory" can become fragile. Many programs do not react gracefully when malloc() returns 0. With newer Linux kernels, the kernel may decide to kill some processes to regain memory, and you may not like ...

... been doing a lot of work as of late using the webserver class and have added a hook to the OnPost function so that I can manipulate that data and react to it as it is coming in. I am scanning the boundry tags to keep things together on uploads. For the most part it seems to work fine untill I ...

... returns most of the standard keys, 1-9, a-z, A-Z and more, but it does NOT return ANYTHING on any cursor movement keys. This means, it does not react on any of these keys: arrow-up/down/left/right, Home, End, Page Up, Page Down. Is this a known problem and if yes, what should we do?