> C:\Rexx>
>
>
> Everything seems to work fine.  I am on Windows 7, not XP.
>
>
> I did change the isGrandChild() invocation to this:
>
>
>     IMP.CBox~isGrandchild(onEditGrandChildEvent)
>
>
> That change cleared up the keyboard problem for me.
>
>
> --
>
> Mark Miesfeld

I have made all the changes you suggested, but am still having
trouble - the keyboard now works as expected, but the ListView
does not get updated as expected from column 0 action.  This
is after taking off the .true for the wantTab parameter.
 
I am assuming that when this all is changed by the operator,
they would click on Ok to process the ListView.  In that process
operation, I would retrieve each of the columns and items of
the ListView to know what is needed to do.  The problem I am
having is the content of column 0 in the ListView does not get
changed.  The ListView is only modified in the onEditGrandChildEvent
and that does not get control from TAB, Enter, Escape or mouse
click on another area.  I see the changed value in the edit portion
of the ComboBox and the ComboBox has a "selected" type of
indication but the full list of it is no longer shown.  If I press
Enter at that point, the Ok method gets control.  If I press
Escape at that point, the Cancel method gets control.  I had
the wantTab parameter set .true on the IMP.CBox~isGrandChild
statement so that the TAB key would also cause the event to
get activated.  It appears to me that the onEditGrandChildEvent
is activated when a single click is done immediately after the CLICK
event is activated.  It does not appear to get activated again
regardless of what I do with column 0.  It does get activated
from the escape, TAB, Enter, mouse click out when a DBLCLK
has been activated from double click on column 2 like I would
expect.  I don't understand why I don't see the same type of
action from column 0 after a single click.
 
I also do not see why you don't see the same actions on your
system - or are we mis-communicating?

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