HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

[mol]

I'm using GRID in my last function, and I'm wonder how to declare some columns as READ-ONLY and some editable. Is it possible???
Maybe hmg 2.8.4



Marek

[fchirico]

Please open .rar file on a clean ( not applied privious patch) version 2.81.

Esgici

Algo estoy haciendo mal, ya que la propiedad VALUE me trae el valor de la FILA (row), por ejemplo:

Esto Muestra el valor de la fila
cValue := this.value
Form_1.StatusBar.Item(1) := LTRIM( STR( cValue ) ) ====> 1 ó 2 ó 3 ó la fila que esté parado

Esto me dá error de 'array access'
aValue := this.value
Form_1.StatusBar.Item(1) := LTRIM( STR( aValue[1] ) )

Yo instalé 2.7.2, luego 2.8.1 y ejecuté MAKEHMG.BAT, luego 2.8.3.

[jrendon]

Hi Everyone

Where are you

As developers you know best, value and importance of "second hand" testing.

Why you don't participate test works

Ahoy !

Sudip, Luis Vasquez, Mol (Marek), Alex Gustow, CCH, Fernando Chirico, jrendon, Angel Pais

Where are you

Regards

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Esgici

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Hola estoy aqui hoy lo pruebo y hago unos ejemplos envio respuesta

Juan Rendon

[sudip]

Hello Marek,

how to declare some columns as READ-ONLY and some editable. Is it possible???
Maybe hmg 2.8.4

IMHO, COLUMNWHEN {bWhen1,bWhen2,...bWhenN} will be helpful regarding Grid.
I learned this when I created 1 to Many form project.

With best regards.

Sudip

[mol]

Of course, Sudip, you are right!

[esgici]

Algo estoy haciendo mal, ya que la propiedad VALUE me trae el valor de la FILA (row), por ejemplo:

Yo instalé 2.7.2, luego 2.8.1 y ejecuté MAKEHMG.BAT, luego 2.8.3.

I'm doing something wrong, because the Value property brings the value of the row (row), for example:

I installed 2.7.2, 2.8.1 and then ran MAKEHMG.BAT then 2.8.3.

Hola Fernando

Before run MAKEHMG.BAT, you have open hmg283.rar on c:\hmg by "overwrite" option.

Saludos

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Esgici

[Roberto Lopez]

Hi All,

As Grigory advised me, there is a problem with Esgici sample the I've not noticed and screwed up my tests.

When you interactively change the selected cell, the 'OnChange' event of the grid, changes the values of spinners.

Spinners has its own 'OnChange' events that programmatically changes the selection of the grid again to its current values already changed interactively by the users...

The result is that Grid 'OnChange' event is fired multiple times and the sample is not working as expected.

I guess I've got a headache...

What is the status of the 2.8.3.

Well... The only problem with the current version is that 'OnChange' is executed twice when you change the row and column (both) with the mouse.

Apparently I'm loosing my 'touch'

I'll work on it.

Regards,


Roberto.

[esgici]

Hi All,

... problem with Esgici sample the I've not noticed and screwed up my tests.

Any comment about "spinnerless" version of my guilty example ( GridTst2 ) ?

Best Regards

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Esgici

[esgici]

Spinners has its own 'OnChange' events that programmatically changes the selection of the grid again to its current values already changed interactively by the users...

The result is that Grid 'OnChange' event is fired multiple times and the sample is not working as expected.

Sorry, I couldn't understand this theory

Let look at this verbose animation :

User : You GRID, set your value to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
SPNR : Ok, me too setted; you GRID, my value changed to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, me too setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
...

If events goes this way this is clearly an endless loop !

Whereas we haven't any signal about such loop; cursor in its own place, don't disappear; prg accept and responds subsequent user inputs.

IMHO events goes that way :

User : You GRID, set your value to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
SPNR : Ok, me too setted; you GRID, my value changed to { x, y }
GRID : Opps, my value is already that; no CHANGE made, so no signal required to SPNR !!!

or

GRID : Ok, me too setted; Does my value changed ?; No. So no signal required to SPNR !!!

I'm not an expert of Win32. Sorry, If I'm wrong.

Regards

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Esgici

[Roberto Lopez]

Spinners has its own 'OnChange' events that programmatically changes the selection of the grid again to its current values already changed interactively by the users...

The result is that Grid 'OnChange' event is fired multiple times and the sample is not working as expected.

Sorry, I couldn't understand this theory

Let look at this verbose animation :

User : You GRID, set your value to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
SPNR : Ok, me too setted; you GRID, my value changed to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, me too setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
...

If events goes this way this is clearly an endless loop !

Whereas we haven't any signal about such loop; cursor in its own place, don't disappear; prg accept and responds subsequent user inputs.

IMHO events goes that way :

User : You GRID, set your value to { x, y }
GRID : Ok, setted; you SPNR, my value changed to { x, y }
SPNR : Ok, me too setted; you GRID, my value changed to { x, y }
GRID : Opps, my value is already that; no CHANGE made, so no signal required to SPNR !!!

or

GRID : Ok, me too setted; Does my value changed ?; No. So no signal required to SPNR !!!

I'm not an expert of Win32. Sorry, If I'm wrong.

Regards

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Esgici

I'm focused now on resolve the double OnChange execution when you change row and col with mouse click (AFAIK the only issue until now).

In general, MiniGUI library inherits the WIN32 behavior about changes in controls.

The notifications usually come in the form of WM_NOTIFY messages. Older controls could receive a notification as a WM_COMMAND message.

Once received one of that you must do some 'fine tune' to find what exactly is happening.

The circumstances in which Windows sends to your app a change notification can be very different from one control to another.

Again: Excepting some cases, HMG inherits WIN32 behavior about notifications.

Please, take a look at MSDN WIN32 reference.

Regards,

Roberto.