TSBrowse v6.13 update now available

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TSBrowse v6.13 update now available

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I have made some minor changes to TSBrowse so that it now supports the ord functions in the (x)Harbour NTX RDD. This fixes the scrollbar when ordScope() is being used. You can download the update here:

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepage ... rogram.htm

The only file that has been changed is TSBROWSE.PRG, so you can just recompile this and add it to your existing LIB (if you already have one).

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James,

Very good job. As a user of TSBrowse version 6, I have found a problem with vertical scrollbar that I never found a real solution. The problem is when you use the vertical scrollbar down or up, it just does not work. Have you seen something about it?

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it have xp ans office style ?
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Kleyber,

Are you saying the vertical scrollbar doesn't work in my revision or in the original 6.0 version? I made modifications to get the scrollbar working. Perhaps it still doesn't work with all RDDs.

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Silvio,

>it have xp ans office style ?

I'm not sure what your question is. TSBrowse is just a browse class. It can be configured to look lots of different ways. My fixes are just to get the vertical scrollbar working.

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James,

I'll take a look in your version of TSbrowse.

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hi, what´s difference in tsbrowse, twbrowse and tcbrowse?
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Nop,

>hi, what´s difference in tsbrowse, twbrowse and tcbrowse?

Pages and pages could be written about this. TWBrowse is the simplest version. It is easy to use but has limited capabilities.

TCBrowse is a subclass of TWBrowse. It adds a number of capabliities including column objects.

TSBrowse was build using code from both of the above and it adds many more capabilities, like headers and footers, more color capability including gradients and colors for each cell, ability to set line height, and lots more. See the documention for more details.

There are also at least two other browses that I am aware of, Hernan's advanced version of TWBrowse and FW's own TXBrowse. I have never used either of these so I can't provide any information on their capabilities.

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James,

I have tested your TSbrowse version and now the vertical scrollbar problem is gone!!! Fantastic job!! Congratulations!! I was waiting for this fix a long time ago.

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Kleyber,

Thanks for the response. I can't take all the credit as Enrico and I worked on this together.

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Thanks for the response. I can't take all the credit as Enrico and I worked on this together.
So, thanks to both of you. :D

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Mr. James:

Do you have a little sample using COMBOBOX on TSBROWSE ??
it would share it with me?

It will be appreciated
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Armando,

Sorry I don't and I don't know if it can be done or not. I rarely build data entry into browses, I think it is much better done in dialogs except for a few exceptions.

Perhaps someone else knows?

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James Bott wrote:Kleyber,

Thanks for the response. I can't take all the credit as Enrico and I worked on this together.

James
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Armando wrote:Mr. James:

Do you have a little sample using COMBOBOX on TSBROWSE ??
it would share it with me?

It will be appreciated
Do you mean, pressing Enter on a cell and a combobox will temporary replace the cell? If yes, you can (relatively) easy create a combobox in runtime (@ row, col COMBOBOX etc.) and move/resize it to fill che cell.

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