Le 15/09/2010 06:35, Steffen Kuhn a écrit :
> Hi Guillaume,
>
> I tested it a bit. Your patch solves the issue: open editor, bringing a
> cell in editmode, do not change and then close the editor.
> - Really editing some values and then pressing 'ESC' does the same as
> 'Undo' with the new behavio
Hi Guillaume,
I tested it a bit. Your patch solves the issue: open editor, bringing a
cell in editmode, do not change and then close the editor.
- Really editing some values and then pressing 'ESC' does the same as
'Undo' with the new behaviour,
- Really editing a value and the getting editmode
Le 14/09/2010 13:09, Steffen Kuhn a écrit :
> Hi Guillaume,
>
> checking for changed values is what I tried to, but my place was
> sqlGridEditor::EndEdit because this is already checked there.
Oh, yeah, I didn't see that. You're right.
> But checking here, may be also in OnEditorHidden can be d
Hi Guillaume,
checking for changed values is what I tried to, but my place was
sqlGridEditor::EndEdit because this is already checked there.
But checking here, may be also in OnEditorHidden can be dangerous I think,
because of
there might be previous changes that might be lost by just disableing
Hi again :)
Le 13/09/2010 20:55, Steffen Kuhn a écrit :
> [...]
> doing around with the context menu I encountered another issue,
> I wasn't able to solve my self:
> 1: bring a cell in edit mode do not change it.
> 2.1: stay in the not edited cell an click row label or some emtpy space
> on the ri
Hi Guillaume,
doing around with the context menu I encountered another issue,
I wasn't able to solve my self:
1: bring a cell in edit mode do not change it.
2.1: stay in the not edited cell an click row label or some emtpy space
on the right border and close
2.2: choose another cell in the same
