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CLASS MyxBrowse FROM TXBrowse
CLASSDATA lRegistered INIT .f.
DATA aMyColHelpdata AS ARRAY init ARRAY(0)
DATA cMyBrwName INIT "" // Name van de Browse
METHOD GoLeft()
METHOD GoRight()
ENDCLASS
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// De :: Vervangt de oBrw
METHOD GoRight() CLASS MyXBrowse
h_system["TOOLTIP"] = ::aCols[::nColSel]:cHeader+" -> "+::aMyColHelpData[::nColSel]
return ::Super:GoRight()
METHOD GoLeft() CLASS MyXBrowse
h_system["TOOLTIP"] = ::aCols[::nColSel]:cHeader+" -> "+::aMyColHelpData[::nColSel]
return ::Super:GoLeft()
I was wondering ....
If I wanted to add a method MyLeft() + MyRight() and I want this method to go left, but do nothing else, no checking, reading etc.. can that be done ?
If I try i'm using
return ::Super:GoLeft()
as return, but then Xbrowse off cource act again with his GoLeft()
Subclassing is totaly new for me ...
If you wonder why i want this : The more stuff I put in xbrowse the more it slows down, and that is because of my way of programming, NOT XBROWSE. I know that and so I just wanted to test the new method MYLEFT that does nothing at all except go left.
Call it HighSpeed navigation
