Use 2 variables, one to hold the original data, and one to filter and then
display. Each time the filter needs to be updated, put theTableData1 into
theTableData2, then filter theTableData2 and set the dgText of group myDataGrid
to theTableData2.
Bob
On Jun 18, 2010, at 1:42 PM, Mark Stuart
Hi All,
Platform: WinXP
revStudio: 4.0
I'm building an app that populates SQL Server data into a list field
that is defined as a table.
The table data delimiter is the tab char.
All this works fine.
I'd like to build a filter system for the table data.
The list would be filtered by typing a
All you really need to do for this is to keep the full dataset in
storage somewhere. Since the field will be mutable, keep a variable or
property with the complete data, copy IT into your temp variable and
filter away. If your dataset isn't too too large this should work
fine. IE
Do your sql
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I just noticed a mistake in my reply.
The field script rawKeyDown is actually in the Filter field, not the List
field.
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with that? Is my script anywhere near to work correctly and
efficiently?
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Mark Stuart
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