Ahh, I read over TN02b and I am beginning to see a glimmer here.
I'll need to play with it and see, but this might get me on the right track.
The TechNote says this was fixed in NSB/CE version 5.1 but I might be doing
something that causes the same sort of grief even with a newer NSB/CE.
I keep forgetting about the tricks NSB uses to try to emulate a VB6-like
programming paradigm.
Does anyone know if you can wire up event handlers manually in NSB/CE, as you
would for script hosted in Desktop WSH or Internet Explorer? I'm picturing
something of the form:
Set lvwServNav.OnClick = GetRef("lvwServNav_OnClick")
--- In [email protected], "roland" <s...@...> wrote:
>
> Try it so:
>
> You create a Frame, you assign the ListView to the Frame then:
>
> ...
> AddObject "Frame","FramePartnerCeg",4, 28, 232, 236
> AddObject "NSBasic.comctl.ListView.1", "NSListViewPartnerCeg", 0, 0, 232,
> 236, FramePartnerCeg 'FrmPartner_Form
> FramePartnerCeg.Hide
> ...
>
> You assign the Frame to the Form at the time of the sheet's formation then.
>
> Sub FrmPartner_Load
> ...
> SetParent FramePartnerCeg, FrmPartner_Form
> FramePartnerCeg.Show
> ...
> End Sub
>
> The events will work already so.
>
> You find help here:
>
> http://www.nsbasic.com/ce/info/technotes/TN02b.htm
>
>
> --- In [email protected], "michiman56" <rriemersma@> wrote:
> >
> > NSB/CE version 8.1.2a
> >
> > I am having problems catching the OnClick event in certain
> > "NSBasic.comctl.ListView.1" controls. I have one where I can never catch
> > the event in the OnClick handler:
> >
> > Sub lvwServNav_OnClick(oEvent)
> > MsgBox "Click"
> > End Sub
> >
> > I do have a number of added ListItems. Clicking on an Item does cause the
> > item to be selected (visible highlight set on). This listview control is
> > in Report view.
> >
> > In the very same program I have another Form that is mostly clear of
> > controls. Adding another NSListView and an OnClick handler there works
> > fine!
> >
> > Using menu actions I can move from one Form to the other and back. The
> > "important" one (lvwServNav) never works, while the dummy test one
> > (NSListView1) always does. Both are added via AddObject, and I have
> > verified they're being added to the Form they "belong to" (verified the
> > AddObject "parent" parameter).
> >
> > I have gone over my typing many times and I don't think I'm spelling the
> > event handler routine wrong. I've even commented out the settings for
> > various properties such as HideColumnHeaders, MultiSelect, FullRowSelect,
> > etc.
> >
> >
> > Are there some conditions that I have missed that could cause the event not
> > to fire? Is there a trick I missed in naming the event handler properly (I
> > can't see anything I missed)?
> >
> > Other events on this Form such as LabelX_Click and ListBoxX_Click are being
> > fired and handled as expected.
> >
>
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