Hello Roger,
i will use this
DCBROWSECOL FIELD ("ge")->selection PICTURE '!!!!!!!!' WIDTH 4 HEADER "Selection" ;
EDITOR 'BROWSEEDIT_SEL'
this work
@ nil,nil DCCOMBOBOX xNil LIST aSelection TYPE ;
XBPCOMBO_DROPDOWNLIST SIZE 16,10 ID 'BROWSEEDIT_SEL'
this doesn't work
@ nil,nil DCGET xNil pict '!!!!!!!!' GETID 'BROWSEEDIT_SEL' ;
COMBO HEIGHT 10 WIDTH 16 DATA aSelection ELEMENT 1
(i think the height and witdh does not work here)
I can't use the DCCOMBOBOX here, since the user should input any value.
Is there a quick fix for this ?
dcget COMBO compared to DCCOMBOBOX
Re: dcget COMBO compared to DCCOMBOBOX
I don't understand what you mean when you say it isn't working.
DCGET COMBO works fine for me in cell editing.
Are you using pixel coordinates?
DCGET COMBO works fine for me in cell editing.
Are you using pixel coordinates?
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Re: dcget COMBO compared to DCCOMBOBOX
Roger,
i am use text-based coordinates.
Your question bring me to the right direction.
It does not work with text-based coordinates. If i use the PIXEL clause, it work.
Maybe you have solve this problem in a later build of Express++ (i use build 254).
i am use text-based coordinates.
Your question bring me to the right direction.
It does not work with text-based coordinates. If i use the PIXEL clause, it work.
Maybe you have solve this problem in a later build of Express++ (i use build 254).
Klaus