Hi
I'm working with a table that have a column were they items are configured
like "dateTableItem" and it shows me the date in the format Month/Day. I
want to the table shows me the date in the format Day/Month. How can I do
this?
Thanks
Julio
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Hello
I'm working with a table that have a column were they items are configured
like "dateTableItem" and it shows me the date in the format Month/Day. I
want to the table shows me the date in the format Day/Month. How can I do
this?
Thanks
Julio
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Hi Palm'Pals
Any one know some place where can i find some examples on using tables (UI)
programing in gcc with prctools?
Thanks a Lot
Julio
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t; to calculate the rectangle
> of the table and "WinDrawLine" for drawing the rect
>
> Ralf
>
> "Pablo Martin Vera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
> > I need help using tables. How can I d
I think there is no special funktion...
...use "TblGetBounds" to calculate the rectangle
of the table and "WinDrawLine" for drawing the rect
Ralf
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>
>
> I need he
I need help using tables. How can I do to display the table borders???
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//TblSetItemStyle (table, row, column, textTableItem);
> TblSetItemStyle (table, row, column, numericTableItem);
> TblSetItemInt (table, row, column, column);
> }
> }
>
> TblRedrawTable (table);
> }
Just out of habit, I initialize m
Hello,
I have already used all UI-elements with success but I have problems with
the table.The entries are not shown!
Here an example:
Boolean FTabFormHandleEvent(EventPtr eventP)
{
Boolean handled = false;
FormPtr frmP = FrmGetActiveForm();
switch (eventP->eType)
{
case frmO
I have a few tables in my application. However, I haven't found any
APIs that handle drawing the tables with borders around the table, or
borders around the cells themselves. Also, how do you specify that
each row/column/cell has a specific background color? For the most
part, each cell
I have a few tables in my application. However, I haven't found any
APIs that handle drawing the tables with borders around the table, or
borders around the cells themselves. Also, how do you specify that
each row/column/cell has a specific background color? For the most
part, each ce
Message -
From: "Raison Mikhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 3:14 PM
Subject: Where are defined the character (codes/modifiers) tables ?
>
> SysEvtMgr.h defines :
>
> Err EvtEn
SysEvtMgr.h defines :
Err EvtEnqueueKey(WChar ascii, UInt16 keycode, UInt16 modifiers)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapEvtEnqueueKey);
where the args are :
WChar asciiCode; // ascii code for key event
UInt16 keyCode; // virtual key code for key event
UInt16 modifiers; // modifiers for key e
IMHO, forget all about tables and use a list. It's MUCH simpler to implement, and you
get scrolling automatically, without doing anything to earn it :-). The only reason to
use a table for something like this is if you want the user to be able to edit it
in-place.
The only "special&
> By the "scroller of the list" do you mean the arrows that appear at
> the top-right and bottom-right corners when the list has more items
> in it than it can show all at once? If not, please explain what you
> mean.
>
yes exactly. I have seen an application using the scroll event but how do
we
I don't understand the question. If you want to use the built in up/down
scroll buttons of the List control, then there is nothing for you to do.
The List control has them built in, and does all the work.
What are you asking?
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So if i want to use the scroller(and not use a separate scroll bar) of the
list can we intercept the lists scroller event to refresh the quantities in
the text fields corresponding to the list entries.
By the "scroller of the list" do you mean the arrows that appear at
the top-right and bottom-rig
"Steve Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> You're absolutely right. I was thinking of fields.
> Regards,
> Steve Mann
>
So if i want to use the scroller(and not use a separate scroll bar) of the
list can we intercept the lists scroller event to refresh the quantiti
hi but theres no provision in the constructor that lets us indicate that
list has a scrollbar.
You're absolutely right. I was thinking of fields. My apologies for
misleading you.
You should still be able to put a scroll bar on a form and use it to
manipulate a list by intercepting scroll-relat
"You don't really assign scroll bars to lists, you just indicate in
Constructor (or whatever you're using to create your GUI) that the list has
a scrollbar. When scroll-related events occur, you interpret them anyway
you want."
hi but theres no provision in the constructor that lets us indicate
Thanks Greg. That's pretty much what I had to do with the scrollbar when I
was trying to scroll a field. It's ashame that there aren't some more
straightforward API calls to handle this silly functionality. If there is
anyone on the board that has a hand in the API (i.e. Ben), why do some of
the
Does anyone out there know of a good example I can look at on how to link up
a scrollbar and a table? I've done this with a field and a scrollbar, but
never a table. I notice that there is a function in the API that allows me
to get the current top row, but I see nothing that let's me set the top
sts.
im thinking of using lists bcoz i find them easier to manipulate.
I agree. Tables have their place, but in my opinion, the palm
implementation is a pain.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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here.
im thinking of using lists bcoz i find them easier to manipulate.
Lists are simple, but have simple functionality. Learning tables will
really help, or even better, use POL (Object Library for Palm OS), and use
the grid control which works much better than Palm OS tables for many
hi, In the palm os reference i found sumthing helpful. I can combine 2 lists
and make their border invisible
the thing is i need to assign one scroll bar to both the lists so that they
scroll with their respective quantities.
so any advice on how to assign one scroll bar to 2 lists.
im thinking of
> If you just need plain text lines without
> fancy formating, a list is the easiest way
> to do it. If you want columns, ... you can
> still use a list, but have to take care of
> the drawing by
I wouldn't call the two-column layout described
in the original question 'fancy formatting'. And
Hi Steve
>>However, you have nearly no change to do exact
>>alignment of the "virtual" columns" in a list.
>
> Not true. In the list drawing callback, you can pretty much whatever
> you want, including formatting and alignment.
Ok, if you use your own drawing function, you can do everything. Wha
However, you have nearly no change to do exact
alignment of the "virtual" columns" in a list.
Not true. In the list drawing callback, you can pretty much whatever
you want, including formatting and alignment.
Regards,
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> hi can anyone adivse me on which UI to use to display
> items against there quantities.
> i.e.
> itemnameqty.
> item12
> item25
> item36
> item46
>
> Can i use lists and scroll the respective quantities which are in the tex
hi can anyone adivse me on which UI to use to display
items against there quantities.
i.e.
itemnameqty.
item12
item25
item36
item46
Can i use lists and scroll the respective quantities which are in the text
fields against it.
On Fri, 2003-01-24 at 05:21, Ben Combee wrote:
> One suggestion: if you use Object Library for Palm OS, there is a whole
> reimplementation of tables called CCustomGrid, and objects of this type can
> be created at runtime, since it uses POL's component architecture.
>
c UI.
One suggestion: if you use Object Library for Palm OS, there is a whole
reimplementation of tables called CCustomGrid, and objects of this type can
be created at runtime, since it uses POL's component architecture.
Details at http://www.aqpoint.com/pol/.
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Hi,
On scouring the PalmOS Ref and Companion, I can't find any functions
that allow me to create a table dynamically (without a pre-existing
table resource).
Is there no way to do this?
If so, what am I missing?
Cheers
David
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Hi All,
Here is the function to crate a my record database on Palm handheld by
CodeWarrior:
Boolean CreateDatabase(UInt32 dbType,UInt32 creatorId, const char* dbName){
Err err;
LocalID dbId;
DmOpenRef dbRef;
LocalIDAppInfoID;
UInt *AppInforPtr=NULL;
UInt16 attributes
>Does any method create many tables(each table has different structure) in
> a PDB on Codewarrior?
>I use the function:DmCreateDatabase() with the attribute:att=false for
> Create PDB?
Hi Trinh,
Databases are indeed just a single pile of records. You can define the struc
--- Su Duy Trinh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>Does any method create many tables(each table has
> different structure) in
> a PDB on Codewarrior?
PalmOS doesn't really have a concept of tables, as
you'd know it from relational databases.
You completely c
Hi All,
Does any method create many tables(each table has different structure) in
a PDB on Codewarrior?
I use the function:DmCreateDatabase() with the attribute:att=false for
Create PDB?
Thanks in advance,
Trinh.
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I know... it is me again.
1. How do I make my table to show grid?
2. If the text in my 2nd column is longer that the
width of the column, the 2nd column would start from
the very begining and overwrite my 1st column data.
How do I prevent this from happening.
__
begining and overwrite my 1st
column data. How do I prevent this from happening.
What code are you using the draw your text? Are you using the built-it
field support that tables have, or drawing on your own?
3. I need to match my pdb record with 2 integers (1st
and 2nd field of the pdb). This is a
I know... it is me again.
1. How do I make my table to show grid?
2. If the text in my 2nd column is longer that the
width of the column in the table, the 2nd column would
start from the very begining and overwrite my 1st
column data. How do I prevent this from happening.
3. I need to match my p
At 14:18 2002-12-11 -0500, you wrote:
Save yourself alot of time and buy POL 4.x
It has a very nice grid object that will do things like scrolling for you
automatically.
You can also update to CodeWarrior Development Studio for Palm OS, Version
9 -- it includes POL 4 as part of the standard pac
Save yourself alot of time and buy POL 4.x
It has a very nice grid object that will do things like scrolling for you
automatically.
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msource pdx
>
> p.s. his advice as to custom table items is also
> spot-on.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: David Eyler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 10:25 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Re: tables - looking for advise
to the second data item, etc.
-bob mckenzie, palmsource pdx
p.s. his advice as to custom table items is also spot-on.
-Original Message-
From: David Eyler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 10:25 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: tables - looking for
Christy,
1) it sounds like you should probably give the table the maximum number of
rows that will ever show on the screen, and set them to not usable at run
time if you don't need them
2) and 3) If the text isn't editable, I think you would be better off just
using a customTableItem for the text
Finally, I am "ready" to code the search results. I am
glad that I am a lot more proficient in areas other
than Palm. Otherwise I'd be fired by now.
Anyhow, this is what I have in mind. For every match,
I would display it in 1 row with 3 columns (three
boxes next to each other). In every cell (eac
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 08:05, Henk Jonas wrote:
> Or you are just a lazy guy and rip of some lines of code from the
> memopad example source from palmsource ;-)
Hey, that makes too much sense. You stop that _at once_!
Seriously though, the book is a great buy, assuming you have the time to
read
how to use a scrollbar with a table (and
many other things to do with tables, like edittable number fields,
custom data types, etc.). This book was a *huge* timesaver for me, I
strongly recommend it.
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; accessing the attr structure. Any ideas would be
> appreciated.
The O'Reilly book 'Palm Programming: The Developer's Guide' by Rhodes &
McKeehan has a good example of how to use a scrollbar with a table (and
many other things to do with tables, like edittable number fields,
c
Are there any glue or helper functions to assist using
Scroll Bars with a table in Palm OS5? Don't seem to
be able to recognize which area of a scroll bar has
generated the sclEnterEvent or sclExitEvent without
accessing the attr structure. Any ideas would be
appreciated.
DeVo
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Never mind... figured this one out. I was missing the VgaTableUseBaseFont
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I've got an application that uses a table for a list view, and I'm putting
support for the HandEra 330 into it. I've got hi-res support and the
virtual Graffiti area working properly, but when it comes to testing the
use of VGA fonts for the list view, everything falls apart. Whether I
choose the
Use a custom table item and you'll get the best of both worlds... it will
work and be read-only...! :-)
G.
Slava V. [work e-mail] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Hello All!
>
> I'm in deadlock. Help someone!!!
>
> All I need is show read-only information i
In your load procedure, use the pointer to the field to clear its 'editable'
attribute. Something like:
FieldAttrType attr;
FldGetAttributes(fld, &attr);
attr->editable = 0;
FldSetAttributes(fld, &attr);
The only problem with this is it accesses the attribute structure directly -
Bill Andreozzi wrote:
> We have graphics that have custom color tables, when
they are display, it
> screws up the silk-screen.
> We currently reserve the normal palm colors in the
color table so that in
> prior version all displayed well.
> Does the same thing need to happen in or
Hello All!
I'm in deadlock. Help someone!!!
All I need is show read-only information in table.
Style "labelTableItem" is simple but I not needed it's appended colon(:).
Style "textTableItem" is great but I cann't force it to be read-only!
When I set style "textTableItem" and set ItemPtr, table s
We have graphics that have custom color tables, when they are display, it
screws up the silk-screen.
We currently reserve the normal palm colors in the color table so that in
prior version all displayed well.
Does the same thing need to happen in order for this to work, or should we
create a
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"ScottP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Is there any good source on how to activate scrolling with tables...? I've
> tried showing and hiding rows and inserting new rows, but I can't work
; Is there any good source on how to activate scrolling with tables...?
I've
> > tried showing and hiding rows and inserting new rows, but I can't work
out
> > how to do it if I don't know the number of rows my table has till
runtime.
>
> I'd suggest just buying
From: "ScottP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is there any good source on how to activate scrolling with tables...? I've
> tried showing and hiding rows and inserting new rows, but I can't work out
> how to do it if I don't know the number of rows my table has til
Is there any good source on how to activate scrolling with tables...? I've
tried showing and hiding rows and inserting new rows, but I can't work out
how to do it if I don't know the number of rows my table has till runtime.
Do I have to create my table on the form with a (guess
CTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: Tables and Table custom Item
> Yes, we heard you the first dozen times.
> Read the Palm OS reference and draw the button yourself.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Roberto Sobachi" <[EMAIL PR
Yes, we heard you the first dozen times.
Read the Palm OS reference and draw the button yourself.
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From: "Roberto Sobachi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 1:39 PM
Subje
or buttons in tables, but there's no
reason why you can't do it yourself with a custom table item... draw the
'button', handle pen events to mimic a real button... etc...
Gavin.
Roberto Sobachi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
&
Can I use a Table Custom Item to add a button to my table?
How can I do it?
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On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, Holger Klawitter wrote:
> - a category is just a set of 4 flags in the record header. One could
> view that as some kind of (virtually) indexed column, with a dynamic
> enum (16 values max) as column type.
Or as a "type column". I'm using categories in one project to separa
> Can the "category" structure be thought of as an equivalent of a 'table' in
> a relational database.
I view palm os db as follows:
- tables correspond to pdb files.
- rows correspond to records in pdb files.
- palm os does not support segmentation of records int
tabases, following question comes to
> my mind, it would be really helpful if someone provides clues.
> Can the "category" structure be thought of as an equivalent of a 'table' in
> a relational database. I want to organise data which is _related_ and thus I
> plan to
to
my mind, it would be really helpful if someone provides clues.
Can the "category" structure be thought of as an equivalent of a 'table' in
a relational database. I want to organise data which is _related_ and thus I
plan to use 'categories' as 'tables',
; where to set this property for tables. Can someone clue me in?
It's not a property of Tables. You can draw your own border if you
feel your app needs it, using TblGetBounds() to get the bounds of the
Table and WinDrawRectangleFrame() to draw the frame.
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On Sat, 27 Jul 2002, Richard Coutts wrote:
> I created a table with constructor. In constructor, the table has a
> border, but when the table is drawn, there is no border. The borders on
> my lists get drawn automatically, but I don't see where to set this
> property for tab
I created a table with constructor. In constructor, the table has a border,
but when the table is drawn, there is no border. The borders on my lists
get drawn automatically, but I don't see where to set this property for
tables. Can someone clue me in?
Thanks!
Rich
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On Monday, June 17, 2002, at 01:43 AM, Noah Desch wrote:
>
> On Sunday, June 16, 2002, at 05:06 AM, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
>
>> - the os source will give you
>> the rest (cannot remember if it is there)
>
> Ok, how do I get that?
Never mind, I found it. Yay!
-Noah Desch
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> Also, how can I find out the RGB values of the 256 color table (I don't
> have a color palm pilot) ?
http://www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN04.htm
http://www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN04.table1.htm
HTH :)
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On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Noah Desch wrote:
> I'm writing an icon editor for palm icons, and I haven't been able to find
> any documentation on palm's implementation of the RLE and PackBits
> algorithms. Could someone point me to a description of how these are used
> on palm bitmaps?
btw: if you hav
On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Noah Desch wrote:
> I'm writing an icon editor for palm icons, and I haven't been able to find
> any documentation on palm's implementation of the RLE and PackBits
> algorithms. Could someone point me to a description of how these are used
> on palm bitmaps?
pilrc has the R
I'm writing an icon editor for palm icons, and I haven't been able to find
any documentation on palm's implementation of the RLE and PackBits
algorithms. Could someone point me to a description of how these are used
on palm bitmaps?
Also, how can I find out the RGB values of the 256 color tabl
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Tables and Horizontal Scroll bars
>
> Hi,
>
> I have want to display records which spans more than the visible width
> (160). How can i implement this i suppose i have to use a scrollbar to
> scroll Horizontally. But i dont know h
Hi,
I have want to display records which spans more than the visible width
(160). How can i implement this i suppose i have to use a scrollbar to
scroll Horizontally. But i dont know how do it. Can someone tell me how to
go about this, may be some sample code where i could have a look at.
Than
Hi,
I'm having some problems handling the frmUpdateEvent for updating tables
in PalmOS 3.1 vs 3.5. What happens in the same code for PalmOS 3.1 is
the tables are left bold because (I think) some labels on the form are
bold but in PalmOS 3.5 everything is redrawn correctly.
// This
t won't keep
it from accepting and processing events.
Tables don't have a usable bit. However, each row in a table has a usable
bit, so if you set every row to be not usable, you should be able to
effectively have two overlapping tables on the same form and switch between
the two. Have
I have been seeing weird things regarding a couple of tables on my form. I searched
through the archives at escribe and I
found an entry that I think can confirm this strange behavior. The message I read was
saying that when having multiple tables
on a form the tblSelectEvent is acting
--- Gonzalo Piano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to write vertical scrolls in a determined table.
> I fill the table through the content of a structure in the form:
>
> typedef struct
> {
> UInt16 num;
> char name[128];
> } result;
>
> The table I use it only for displaying data, not t
I'm trying to write vertical scrolls in a determined table.
I fill the table through the content of a structure in the form:
typedef struct
{
UInt16 num;
char name[128];
} result;
The table I use it only for displaying data, not to edit that data.
The functions I use are the following:
static
The sample code for the built in applications is a very valuable resource.
Just think for a moment about where you've seen the behavior you want in
your application, then go find the source code and see how it was done. For
example, you say you'd like to use dates and checkboxes in ta
At 08:52 PM 14/3/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Selecting an item in a table un-highlights the previously selected item. Is
>there an OS-friendly way to allow multi-selection, so that the only way to
>un-highlight a cell is to select it again?
I believe not.
>Or do I have to roll my own? I am not loo
I'm rather sure one or more of the built in apps use tables. Try looking at
the Address example included in the SDK.
> > I just started using tables, and like the ability to use dates and
> checkboxes. I'd like to populate my table with data from my
> > database. My
Try the Palm Programming: The Developer's Guide, edited by O'Reilly. I
learned to use tables, and other stuffs, there. That's a good book for C
users. But you don't need to buy it. It's browsed in Web, but I don't
remember the URL. I think there's a link to i
Edward,
> I just started using tables, and like the ability to use dates and
checkboxes. I'd like to populate my table with data from my
> database. My question is: does anyone have a sample code of a table using
databases or know of a tutorial I could view? I
> looked thro
bject: Re: Tables, example?
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Edward P. Ross wrote:
> I just started using tables, and like the ability to use dates and
> checkboxes. I'd like to populate my table with data from my database.
> My question is: does anyone have a sample code of a table using
>
Hi,
Selecting an item in a table un-highlights the previously selected item. Is
there an OS-friendly way to allow multi-selection, so that the only way to
un-highlight a cell is to select it again?
Or do I have to roll my own? I am not looking forward to handling all the
stuff to track penEnte
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Edward P. Ross wrote:
> I just started using tables, and like the ability to use dates and
> checkboxes. I'd like to populate my table with data from my database.
> My question is: does anyone have a sample code of a table using
> databases or know of a
I just started using tables, and like the ability to use dates and checkboxes. I'd
like to populate my table with data from my
database. My question is: does anyone have a sample code of a table using databases
or know of a tutorial I could view? I
looked through the KB but couldn&#
I have done work with tables. And I also don't like the passing pointers to
records that you unlock. Most unstable. Not recommended.
You are setting the item style to a labelTableItem. Label table items do
NOT have custom draw routines. The table's draw routine assumes that the
}
> >}
> >
> > TblDrawTable(tblS);
Yep, we're seeing it. Guess we were all waiting for someone else to answer it.
I haven't done too much with tables, so take what I say with a pinch of salt...
First thing. You assign pointers to columns C_CLNT, and C_REGO,
is
deleted as it may be needed whenever the table is redrawn.
Bill MacAdam
Visual Solutions
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From: Allan Burgess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 3:05 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Tables & Databases
Is this
Is this post visible to anyone? I am not getting any replies. Hope the
question is not too stupid...
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>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to set a table to access data. I can point a field to a point
in
> a record, but I cannot
Hi,
I am trying to set a table to access data. I can point a field to a point in
a record, but I cannot do the same to a table. The documentation indicates
that I should be able to use the same type of procedure to point the table
element to a record field in my database. I have tried to implemen
--- Colleen Dong wrote:
> given the following code segment, why doesnt my table show
> up in the form?
>
You have to make the columns usable, too.
To initialize a table, you have to:
1. Set every row usable that you want to see.
2. Set every column usable that you want to see.
3. Tell the tab
given the following code segment, why doesnt my table show up in the form?
Boolean AddStoreFormHandleEvent(EventPtr eventP)
{
Boolean handle = false;
FormPtr frmP=0;
TablePtr pTable = GetObjectPtr(AddStoreAislesTable);
Int16 i=0;
switch (eventP->eTy
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Subject: Right justification in Tables with column style labeltableitem
> Hello all,
> I am facing the problem in getting the data left justified
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