Tracy
So it has !
But, additionally, I have added a property (sortright) to the parent
_mover class which when set = .T. allows the right (selections) list to
always appear sorted regardless of the order in which the selections
were chosen.
Cheers
Tracy Pearson wrote:
Look at that!
It
Tracy
Thanks for your reply - I found that _mover and _supermover are set up
with a property sortleft and that the code I need refers to the
sorted propertry of the left listbox (lstLeft). So I set
_supermover.sortleft = .T. and (just to be sure g)
_supermover.lstLeft.Sorted = .T.
Didn't
From the VFP 6 help: Sorted
The Sorted property is only available if the RowSourceType property is set
to 0 (None) or 1 (Value).
If you are using an array, and selected from a cursor to that array, you can
use the Order By clause of the Select statement to get your order. Or ASORT
the array
Tracy Pearson wrote:
From the VFP 6 help: Sorted
The Sorted property is only available if the RowSourceType property is set
to 0 (None) or 1 (Value).
Tracy
That is irrelevant in this context - the test (to decide whether to
ASORT the source array for the left listbox when moving items
Look at that!
It has been corrected in VFP 9's FFC.
Tracy
-Original Message-
From: Paul Newton
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 5:21 PM
That is irrelevant in this context - the test (to decide whether to
ASORT the source array for the left listbox when moving items
from right
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