For what it is worth, here is the code I use to bind the double click method
of a textbox in any of the columns of a grid to a "seepasswd" method on the
form:
** form INIT METHOD
thisform.binding()
** form BINDING METHOD
With thisform.grid1
For i = 1 to .ColumnCount -1
BindEvent( .Columns(i).text1 , "DblClick" , thisform , "seepasswd" )
EndFor
EndWith
** form SEEPASSWD method
AEvents(aCallingEvent,0)
if vartype(aCallingEvent) <> "U"
if Upper(aCallingEvent(2)) = "DBLCLICK"
If not InList(Lastkey(),4,5,19,24) && arrow keys
Set Cursor Off
With thisform
.lblClave.Visible = .t.
.txtClave.Visible = .t.
.txtClave.Value = _Screen.oAdm.descifra( curClaves.clave )
EndWith
= Inkey(3)
With thisform.pfr.page1
.lblClave.Visible = .f.
.txtClave.Visible = .f.
.txtClave.Value = ""
EndWith
Set Cursor On
endif
endif
endif
Note: the above method is written in Spanish. Clave means password.
Descrifra is a method that deciphers a password and shows it in legible
letters.
The reference to the arrow keys is there to avoid the method from firing if
the user navigates the grid. It will only fire if the double click method is
called.
When the user double clicks on any column of the grid, the bindevents
technology delegates the code to the seepasswd method, that shows the
password. BTW, this is a grid that shows in one column all the users and in
the next column a series of illegible signs (the password) that is then
deciphered as shown above. The rest of the columns in the grid show
departments, permission levels, etc.
I am not sure whether you are using the bindevents correctly, so I sent you
the above code as an example of how to use it. It works very well
Regards
Rafael Copquin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tracy Pearson" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: BINDEVENT and Refresh
> What is the KEY() generated on the cursor the Grid has?
> Quick testing shows
> Index On (obj.controlsource) Tag Tmp
> creates the tool tip on SET ORDER TO
> tmp && (obj.controlsource)
>
> Tracy
>
> Bill Anderson wrote:
>> On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Tracy Pearson
>> <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> Is the delegate code firing?
>>> I've seen this odd behavior only when the grid didn't have focus.
>>>
>>> Tracy
>>>
>>
>> Yes, the delegate code is firing.
>>
>> Everything is working but the grid isn't displaying correctly. But if I
>> go
>> to a command window and issue a refresh on the grid, it displays
>> appropriately.
>>
>> Bill
>>
>
>
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