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Hi,

There is no option PICTURE in TMultiGet. How can i simulate it like PICTURE "@!"?

Thanks,

In the New() method you need to add ES_UPPERCASE to the Style

Hi Mr. Nages,

You mean change the TMultiget class source and compile it with my application.

Is there any method to set it changing source?

Thanks,

If you create the Get from resources, you can add ES_UPPERCASE while creating the resource.
If you create the Get from source code

Add this code after creating the Get

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  if Empty( oGet:hWnd )
      oGet:nStyle := nOr( oGet:nStyle, ES_UPPERCASE )
   else
      oGet:WinStyle( ES_UPPERCASE, .t. )
   endif
 

Note: Value of ES_UPPERCASE is 8

Thank you Mr. Nages,

It works but there is also problem like TGet class.

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=32326

Hi,

I think it should an addition to KeyChar Method like TGet class.

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  if ! Empty( ::cPicture ) .and. '@!' $ ::cPicture
      nKey = Asc(Upper(Chr(nKey)))
   endif

But I dont know how to determine ES_UPPERCASE have in ::Style variable.

Thanks,

If we use ES_UPPERCASE style, the conversion to upper case is done by Windows. The key that the Get object receives itself is the converted key. Windows conversion depends on the language set on the PC.

Hi,

I found.

KeyChar Method In mGet.prg.

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  local lAccept

   if ::WinStyle( ES_UPPERCASE )            // Horizon 24.04.2016 12:53:50
      nKey = Asc(Upper(Chr(nKey)))
   endif
   
   if bKeyAction != nil .and. lAnd( nFlags, 16777216 ) // function Key

and

define section.

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#define ES_UPPERCASE 8

It is working good now.

or alternatif solution.

It can be add a UPPERCASE option in MULTIGET ch command description.

Hakan,

very good

Implemented for next FWH version