Bonjour Graham,
May be the selectedField could be your friend?
if the selectedField <> empty then put the long name of the
selectedField into tSourceField
Le 19 sept. 08 à 15:34, Graham Samuel a écrit :
I'm trying to implement a simple Undo for a text entry screen
consisting of a grid of fields acting as cells (not a single table,
but individual fields). To do this, when the user selects say "Cut"
from the available menu, I want to record not only the currently
selected text - no problem - but also the ID (or better, the name)
of the field/cell where the text was before it was cut. However
when I execute a script line like
put the short name of the focusedObject into lastFieldCut
the name is that of the underlying card. This doesn't seem to be
what the documentation says is supposed to happen. The
documentation suggests that the underlying card is returned when
nobody has the focus, yet I have seen the cursor blinking just as I
pull down the menu.
I think that by invoking a menu I somehow have altered the focus,
albeit temporarily.
Can anyone explain how I can find out which field was in play when
the menu was invoked?
TIA
Graham
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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