I've got a cursor with a column called iPriority (integer) whereby I
show the user the current set of priorities. I chose the Listbox,
setting it's rowsource to 0-None and populating it with the cursor's
values via SCAN loop in the Listbox.Init event. I set the MoverBars
property to .T. so that the user can easily adjust the priority of
things he wants done. All well and good so far. To get those changes
in priorities back to the database, I suppose I just cycle through the
control and rewrite the iPriority values based upon the new order,
right? I haven't used the MoveBars property before, so I thought I'd
tap someone who has done something like this.
Just reminds me of the so many things I just never got around to using
in VFP! ;-)
tia,
--Michael
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
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