You are passing a random pointer into FldGetAttributes rather than a pointer to a FieldAttrType structure
You've got: FieldAttrPtr ptrFieldAttr;
FldGetAttributes(fld, ptrFieldAttr);
ptrFieldAttr->editable = 0;
ptrFieldAttr->underlined = noUnderline;
FldSetAttributes(fld, ptrFieldAttr);You need: FieldAttrType fieldAttr;
FldGetAttributes(fld, &fieldAttr); fieldAttr.editable = 0; fieldAttr.underlined = noUnderline; FldSetAttributes(fld, &fieldAttr);
You've only been lucky that it has worked so far.
Neil
On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 09:56 AM, Jeff wrote:
Thank you all for the many good ideas to choose from... I ended up using
Veronica's suggestion about modifying the attributes of the fields during
the load table callback function and it does exactly what I was hoping, make
the text in the table non-editable. Here is the code frag that solved my
problem for anyone else who might be interested. Thanks again, Jeff.
static Err MyTableLoadDataFuncType(void *tableP, Int16 row, Int16 column, Boolean editable, MemHandle *dataH, Int16 *dataOffset, Int16 *dataSize, FieldPtr fld) { Boolean temp; FieldAttrPtr ptrFieldAttr;
temp = editable; // for debug if(row < TABLEROWS) { FldGetAttributes(fld, ptrFieldAttr); ptrFieldAttr->editable = 0; ptrFieldAttr->underlined = noUnderline; FldSetAttributes(fld, ptrFieldAttr); *dataH = hdlTableText[row]; *dataOffset = 0; *dataSize = 128; } return false; }
Veronica Loell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another perhaps better solution is to alter the attributes of the field
object that is created with default settings for the offending cells.
call FldGetAttributes to get your FieldAttrType struct, change the
attributes in question and apply them with FieldSetAttributes.
This of course is done in the load-function.
- Veronica
Michel.P wrote:The problem with using a label in tables is that it will always add a colon ':' to the text, so the second option might be only solution (albeit also a little more complicated).
Michel.P
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