Hey RK - I totally hear ya. I saw what was happening - it was like it
didn't know it was Scaled down - so - in scalling back up - it Scaled it
UP again - and did NOT Scale it down. Its Wacky - but, I think I may
possibly be on the right track with my idea on how to do a work around.
Will have to wait until Monday to see if I can Possibly work my Magic -
and make something happen!
Yup - Spring Break - and weekend kinda early for me. Now its time to get
back to Cool Arse 3D Printing Stuff - which - I hate to say it - is WAY
MORE FUN that doing VFP - but, that's just me...
:-)
-K-
On 3/27/2013 5:41 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
If you observe the values for the fontsize and _noriginalfontsize properties of
the column and textbox objects, something funny is happening to the textbox
values. They seem to get out of sync with the column under certain conditions.
Smells like a bug in the handling of textboxes inside columns as the column
values appear to remain consistent with the form sizing. Still poking...
--
rk
-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kurt
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: FOCUS & the MWResize implementation...
Spoke TOO Soon - as I JUST found the Sys(18) command, as well as the Active Control
Property - are both options I should be able to use to run a TEST to try and make a
work-around for this Resizer problem w/Grid & Active Cell.
Will be back to working on this on Monday...
Off to hanging out with my Kid for his Spring Break - and my regular Friday
extra day off!
L8r,
-K-
-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kurt
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:08 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: FOCUS & the MWResize implementation...
I hope this does NOT sound like a DUMB Question - so, here goes...
I know you can use the SetFocus of an Object to Set the focus to that object.
And, you can use the GotFocus event to run code when an ojects GETS the Focus.
But, how do you know WHICH Object on a Form CURRENTLY has the Focus???
TIA,
-K-
-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kurt
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 4:19 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: MWResize implementation
Mike - U & the EULA Thing - thanks for a Chuckle!
RK - I hear both of you - why bother w/7 when we have 9. The idiot Next to me
bends the ear of my Boss and WHINES Big Time - bitching that things work
differently in VFP9, and we would need to change a BUNCH of stuff - which
already work in 7. Personally - I think he's talking out his Buttocks. I know
the SQL stuff is different - and you simply need to change that EngineBehaviour
thingy to 70 - and all is well with that. Other than that - there should be
nothing really from making a VFP7 app run under VFP9 - right?
Further thoughts on Resizer...
Been playing with it for last hour or so. If you click OFF the Grid - THEN Size
up the Window - then it Stops that Crazy Font thing. Its like it GET Confused -
if you don't - and keeps trying to oversize the Active Cell Font.
So - a possible work around would be to take Focus OFF the Grid - During the
Resize - then put it BACK to the Grid. But, can it be put back onto the Same
Cell Automatically??? I think this may work - depending on the answer to the
last Q...
-K-
-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard Kaye
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 4:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: MWResize implementation
There were so many improvements to the grid control alone in VFP 9 that I would
run to get out of 7. Not to mention much better support for more current
versions of Windoze.
I'm still poking at the active cell font thing. If I come up with any useful
solutions I will post here.
--
rk
-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kurt
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 4:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: MWResize implementation
Hey there RK,
Yes - I've been starting to use this a Lot - both in this small system we have
(that my Boss wants to run on a Tablet) - and also as part of the Re-Write of
this OLD BIG system we have (which currently runs under Windows but the screens
are code running in windows that look like DOS w/White Text on Blue
background). This old system, for the time being - was being re-written under
VFP7. However, the small App that can also run on a Tablet
- is being updated & compiled under VFP9 - because of a Strange Crashing that
happens on the Tablet - that was resolved simply by compiling the App & running
under VFP9 instead of 7.
So - after reading your thoughts below - I started to take a 2nd look at the
implementation of this Class - and whether its working right. After a bunch of
tests - I noticed some of the problems you mentioned.
On one screen (in the BIGGer App running under VFP7) - the Font Wierdness on
the Active Cell of a Grid was NOT happening. But, then I played around with the
App for the Tablet - and sure enough I saw that problem with the Font in the
Active Cell in the Grid. Very strange indeed. Even as I was writing thing - I
started thinking of a possible work around for this problem. If I come up with
anything - I will be sure to post my results here.
I noticed another thing. The Grids in the BIG App (under VFP7) did NOT respond
the same way as the Grids in that Smaller App (VFP9). Then I took at look at
the Grids on each - and I saw that the VFP9 had that Anchor property
- which does NOT Exist under VFP7. Of course, until it was mentioned around
here - I never really played with that property. But, it seems - with this
Resizer stuff - that Anchor MUST come into play...
Does this mean that in order for the ReSizer stuff to work right - that I MUST
Get Out of VFP7 - and stick w/VFP9???
-K-
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