Thanks, Corey
I've handled that problem now.
The current problem (for anyone reading) is:
If your app is exhibiting a certain behaviour, and there are no obvious events driving
this behaviour, is there a way of finding out which code in the app IS causing the
said behaviour.
eg I have a StringGrid with NO KeyDown event coded for that particular grid, yet
when I press say, PageDown when the grid has focus, then the cursor is moved to
the last line of the grid. But I'm blowed if I can find the code that is doing that.
I
can't find any reference that the behaviour is built in to TStringGrid.
In exasperation
Mark
On 6 Apr 2004 at 15:16, Corey Murtagh wrote:
> Mark Howard wrote:
>
> >To answer my own question
> >The Grid doesn't have focus, so it is not {MyStringGrid}KeyDown that
> >should be captured, but that of another control.
> >
> >
> I've run across various issues of this nature, and the solution I've
> found works best in many situations (although your milage may vary) is
> to use Actions with shortcut keys assigned, then enabling or disabling
> the action dependant on when it's valid - in the grid, for example.
> Actions get first dibs on keypresses, including some 'special' keys,
> so they can be very useful.
>
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