How about this?
Put two one-column grids on a form
Form load event
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Open Database ( Home(2)+"Northwind\Northwind" )
Select CompanyName ;
from Customers ;
into Cursor cursorOne ;
nofilter readwrite
Create Cursor cursorTwo ( CompanyName C(60))
Form init code
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this.grid1.recordsource = 'cursorone'
this.grid2.RecordSource ='cursortwo'
MouseDown code of the only TextBox of the only column of the first grid
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Lparameters nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
If nButton=1
Do While Mdown()
This.Drag(1)
exit
Enddo
Endif
DragDrop code for the second grid
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(Beware: use the grid's drag and drop, not the internal controls dragdrop)
LPARAMETERS oSource, nXCoord, nYCoord
Local nRow,nCol
Store 1 to nRow,nCol
If this.GridHitTest( nXCoord,nYCoord,3,@nRow,@nCol) = this.ActivateCell
(nRow,nCol)
Insert into (this.RecordSource) (companyname) values (oSource.value)
Delete In (oSource.parent.parent.recordsource)
thisform.Refresh
EndIf
The above code was developed by a friend of mine, who does not participate
in this forum.
Rafael Copquin
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