change the ndatalines (xbrowse) on line - RESOLVED -
Posted:
Fri May 12, 2023 1:13 pmby Silvio.Falconi
Initially a test line in the browse consists of a single example line
WITH OBJECT oBrw
IF lmore
:nDataLines := 2
ELSE
:nDataLines := 1
ENDIF
...
END
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:bStrData := { || oDbf:Street + CRLF +oDbf:city+" "+ oDbf:state }
the user by a menu popup can change the configuration and set more rows
on command of menu I made
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Function oBtnMenu2(oBrw,oDbf,oParent,cSection,nRow,nCol)
local oMenu,oItem1
MENU oMenu POPUP
MENUITEM oItem1 PROMPT "More Rows" ;
ACTION (lMore := !lMore,;
( IIF( lMore,oBrw:nDataLines := 2,oBrw:nDataLines := 1 ),;
oBrw:refresh()) )
ENDMENU
oItem1:SetCheck(lMore)
ACTIVATE POPUP oMenu OF oParent AT oBrw:nTop+nRow, oBrw:nLeft+nCol
return nil
Why not refresh the oBrw ?
Re: change the ndatalines (xbrowse) on lines
Posted:
Fri May 12, 2023 8:16 pmby Marc Venken
Silvio,
Please try : chr(13)+chr(10) in stead of CRLF
COLUMNS "ID", "FIRST+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+LAST", ;
"STREET+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+CITY+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+STATE+ '-' + ZIP" ;
HEADERS "ID", "NAME", "ADDRESS" ;
I can be wrong ))))
Re: change the ndatalines (xbrowse) on lines
Posted:
Sat May 13, 2023 1:02 amby nageswaragunupudi
nDataLines is used by xbrowse only while creating the browse for the first time for calculating the row height. After creation of the browse. i.e., during runtime, it is never used and changing the values does not do anything.
During runtime, you can change the data oBrw:nRowHeight.
Re: change the ndatalines (xbrowse) on lines
Posted:
Sat May 13, 2023 1:06 amby nageswaragunupudi
Marc Venken wrote:Silvio,
Please try : chr(13)+chr(10) in stead of CRLF
COLUMNS "ID", "FIRST+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+LAST", ;
"STREET+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+CITY+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+STATE+ '-' + ZIP" ;
HEADERS "ID", "NAME", "ADDRESS" ;
I can be wrong ))))
Not correct.
chr(13)+chr(10) or CRLF should not be inside the quotes.
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COLUMNS "ID", "FIRST+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+LAST", ;
is not correct
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COLUMNS "ID", "FIRST"+CHR(13)+CHR(10)+"LAST", ;
is correct.
You can use CRLF also.
