When Grid.AllowCellSelection = .F. the clicks are registered by the grid.
You'll need to determine which column the user clicked (if that's necessary)
with Grid.GridHitTest().
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Brown
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 9:14 AM
Found this on Foxite
If all else fails you can put this in the click event.
LOCAL lnLast
lnLast = INKEY(_dblclick,"MS")
IF lnLast = 151
this.DblClick()
ELSE
*code for the click here
ENDIF
There was also another method for using a timer.
HTH
Graham
-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Brown
Sent: 04 July 2008 14:31
Hi all
I've created a grid in code, the columns are readonly and allow cell
selection is .t.
With Thisform.grid1
.Top=30
.RecordSourceType=1
.RecordSource="temp"
.ColumnCount=3
.Columns(1).Name="column1"
.Columns(1).ControlSource="temp.f_date"
.Columns(2).Name="column2"
.Columns(2).ControlSource="temp.car"
etc etc
I then want to use both MDown so I can drag and drop and double click to
bring up a screen to edit the record highlighted.
I didn't want allow cell selection .t because the cells show in the grid as
white when I click on them. setting cell selection .f. kills the drag and
drop but that's another problem.
So the code
for n=1 to thisform.grid1.columns.count
=bindEvent(thisform.grid1.columns(n).text1,"MouseDown",thisform,"Mdown")
=bindEvent(thisform.grid1.columns(n).text1,"DBLClick",thisform,"EditRec"
)
next
The call to MDown works fine and the drag and drop is working The call to
EditRec doesn't work unless I comment out MDown in which case it does, so I
guess the two calls are cancelling each other out.
I've tried the bind events the other way round and that doesn't work.
Is it possible to do this with Fox?
Regards
Graham Brown
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