Wish List for FW naitive Twbrowse class ( antonio )
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 5:43 pm
Antonio ..... and All
There are a couple of very useful additions and two new methods I would ( really ) like to see added to the naitive FW source for Twbrowse ( wbrowse.prg )
1) Within the Setfilter() method .. add tuning for RDD's like ADS and DBFCDX to use OrdKeyCount() and OrdKeyNo() instead of RecCount()
2) Add a new method GoToCol( n ) ..
3) nFreeze( n ) .. freeze columns from N
The reason I am asking is two-fold. YES I know xBrowse has some of the above features ( nFreeze ) and Hernan's replacement Twbrowse has all three .. however, none of the above have all three or can be re-compiled to use MSVC as defaults.
Antonio .. I know you are a busy man but I would really appreciate you looking at adding the above naitive method support to your class. I could probably try to modify your existing class, but that means modifying each new version as you release your FTDN.
I am poised to make the jump to 64 bit and MSVC .. I just can not get there because of the above drawbacks
Thanks
Rick Lipkin
SC Dept of Health, USA
There are a couple of very useful additions and two new methods I would ( really ) like to see added to the naitive FW source for Twbrowse ( wbrowse.prg )
1) Within the Setfilter() method .. add tuning for RDD's like ADS and DBFCDX to use OrdKeyCount() and OrdKeyNo() instead of RecCount()
2) Add a new method GoToCol( n ) ..
3) nFreeze( n ) .. freeze columns from N
The reason I am asking is two-fold. YES I know xBrowse has some of the above features ( nFreeze ) and Hernan's replacement Twbrowse has all three .. however, none of the above have all three or can be re-compiled to use MSVC as defaults.
Antonio .. I know you are a busy man but I would really appreciate you looking at adding the above naitive method support to your class. I could probably try to modify your existing class, but that means modifying each new version as you release your FTDN.
I am poised to make the jump to 64 bit and MSVC .. I just can not get there because of the above drawbacks
Thanks
Rick Lipkin
SC Dept of Health, USA