TSBROWSE 7 updated

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TSBROWSE 7 updated

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You can download this class of Manuel Mercado in our blog:

http://www.respuestasintegradas.blogspot.com

Thanks Manuel for your contribution!! :D
Saludos/Regards,
José Murugosa
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Compatibility

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Am I correct that this revision was built with the Borland compiler ?

Is it compatible with xbuilder / xcc ? ( November 2007 release )
Is it compatible with fwh 8.02 ?
Is it compatible with ADS 8 ?

Thank you.

Tim :D
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Error on 470

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On line METHOD REFRESH(lPaint) :

( ::cAlias )->(Eval( ::bLogicLen ))

NOT ( ::cAlias )->Eval( ::bLogicLen )

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 METHOD Refresh( lPaint ) INLINE If( ::lFirstPaint == Nil .or. ::lFirstPaint, 0, ( ;
                                       ::nLen := If( ::lIsDbf, ( ::cAlias )->(Eval( ::bLogicLen )) , ;
                                       Eval( ::bLogicLen ) ), ::lNoPaint := .F. , Super:Refresh( lPaint ) ) )
The ch-files are hard coded in tsbrowse.prg , tscolumn.prg and debug.prg
Better is to use no path :

Working with a xbp-file , is better to use
# include "fivewin.ch"
instead off "c:\fwh\fivewin.ch"

In step 2 can the include path's be set , so it is possible to test with different fwh versions

Frank
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Re: Compatibility

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Hi Tim:
TimStone wrote:Am I correct that this revision was built with the Borland compiler ?
You are Right
TimStone wrote:Is it compatible with xbuilder / xcc ? ( November 2007 release )
Don't know, I don't have nor use it
TimStone wrote:Is it compatible with fwh 8.02 ?
Yes in my tests it's running ok
TimStone wrote:Is it compatible with ADS 8 ?
Don't know I don't use ADS, every ADS stuff in TSBrowse has been done by other TSBrowse contributors.

Best regards

Manuel Mercado
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Post by mmercado »

Hi Frank:

Nice to see you again, many thanks for your feedback (welcome as always)

Best regards

Manuel Mercado
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Post by Silvio »

dear Manuel,
where i can found a sample with trasparent sbrowse as the window you insert on this forum ?
Best Regards, Saludos

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Post by mmercado »

Hi Silvio:
Silvio wrote:where i can found a sample with trasparent sbrowse as the window you insert on this forum ?
See SBtest.prg sample 7 in TSBrowose\Samples there you have a VerCe file to build the executable

Best regards.

Manuel Mercado

ps I'm revising TSButton about your transparency request, but it'll take a while because TSButton is now in major surgery :-)
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Post by Gale FORd »

I have added some things to TSbrowse and was wondering if you would like to add them to the official version.

DATA bLDblClickHeader // custom function for header (change order etc)
DATA bAddColumn // add/ins column block
DATA lColChanged // if a column was moved, added, inserted, freeze changed, or sized. I use this to know if the browse information needs to be saved.

// Right click header additions.
Insert Column - If bAddColumn defined
Add Column - If bAddColumn defined
Freeze Column - If .not. ::lLockFreeze
Unlock Freeze Column - If .not. ::lLockFreeze .and. ::nFreeze > 0

// Add RMDBFCDX to cRDDName list (Same syntax as Comix)

Thanks,

I really like the browser.

Gale
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