This is the recipe I'm using. the field is "list behavior" and lock text is unchecked.
the problem is that it stays on the same line it doesn't move on to the next line and so on.
global myDbid,myLine,thisLine,mySql
on mouseUp
put revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","127.0.0.1","test",postgres,myPassword)into myDbid
repeat for each line myL in field "field 1"
put the selectedText of field "field 1" into mySql
put revdb_execute(myDbid,mySql) after field "field 2"-- to see what is going on
put the selectedLine of field "field 1" into field "field 3"-- to see what is going on
wait for 1 second
if the mouse is down then exit repeat
end repeat
end mouseUp
Thanks again, hershrev
On Tuesday, February 17, 2004, at 02:41 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Dar,
On Tuesday, February 17, 2004, at 12:32 PM, hershrev wrote:
The Revolution style is to put item and line delimiters between datums,Sorry to say , but I don't know what datums are.
but it will also accommodate putting them after datums. This is important
in representing empty datums. If datums are never empty, then putting
delimiters between is fine. I mention this, in case you are surprised about
how many lines are processed in such a loop.
Sorry.
I mean pieces of information. I tried to use this for a more general term for
lines and items. Lines use a "line end" or "new line" character as a delimiter
(often called 'return' in Revolution). Item typically use a comma as a delimiter.
Since you are working with lines, I should have stuck with "lines". There is no
Revolution jargon called datum, as far as I know; this is all my fault.
I was also a bit puzzled, since "datum" is the german word for "date" :-)
Dar Scott
Regards
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.major-k.de
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