On 2014-05-28 21:12, Joe Yoder wrote:
I am an occasional VFP programmer who has never had enough experience
with
the GUI to learn the proper way to organize a project to let the
various
components communicate with each other.
I need to collect descriptions of a variable number of IP addresses
stored
in a 2 column array. The first column has the address and the second
needs
to have a user entered description.
The form I am using has a listbox displaying the columns of the array.
I
want the user to be able to enter descriptions row by row as selected
by
clicking on one row at a time in the listbox.
My first attempt has been to have the listbox click event call another
form
containing the selected address and a description field. This seems
like
overkill and immediately gives me problems because the new form does
not
know how to access the array on the calling form.
I thought perhaps this was a case where I would finally try using a
grid
control but that does not appear to work with an array. Maybe I should
build a cursor rather than an array so I can use a grid.
Suggestions? Pointers?
Thanks in advance,
Use a Public Data Session and a cursor attached to a grid. I've use
views but if this is quick & dirty and not multi-user then direct table
mapping might work just fine.
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