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... saving a record after editing, I find the first record overwrites the header until I scroll the browse, and then all falls into place. 2) When appending a record to a database, I have to manually reset the browse to match the database. 3) When adding a record, the new record appears at the ...

Hello

When appending records to a xbrowse, i have very bad display (lines are displayed twice) if i use mousewheel or keyboard (keydown)

If i use the mouse, everything shows normal

Anyone else having this kind of problems ?

Tia

Richard

Everytime you are appending you are recreating the array. Better would be to modify the same array whose reference the browse object knows. Once you SetArray in the beginning pl dont use it again. SetArray removes all existing columns ...

SetArray again recreates all the columns "without headers'

Can you post here lines of code creating the array first and then appending the row ?

... Else 0 fLF_CRLF As Long ' 1 If Translate LF To CR/LF, Else 0 fJunkDir As Long ' 1 If Junking Directory Names, Else 0 fGrow As Long ' 1 If Allow Appending To Zip File, Else 0 fForce As Long ' 1 If Making Entries Using DOS File Names, Else 0 fMove As Long ' 1 If Deleting Files Added Or Updated, ...

In Clipper MEMOWRITE() is nothing more than sequence of the functions fopen(), fwrite(), fclose(). The only thing MEMOWRITE() does itself is appending EOF character. Though I don't use Harbour but I think the same is justly for Harbour. So you can use fopen(), fwrite(), fclose() functions by ...

In Clipper MEMOWRITE() is nothing more than sequence of the functions fopen(), fwrite(), fclose(). The only thing MEMOWRITE() does itself is appending EOF character. Though I don't use Harbour but I think the same is justly for Harbour. So you can use fopen(), fwrite(), fclose() functions by ...