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HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:57 am
by Roberto Lopez
Well...

I hope that this be the last one :)


I've made various changes:

1. I've eliminated Set CellNavigation On | Off command.
2. I've added the 'CellNavigation' property to grid.
3. I've modified the original sample and added another.
4. Fixed a problem with OnChange event (Thanks to Esgici).

The sources are attached to this message.

Please test it and report any problem.

If all goes fine I'll do a full release with it.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Roberto.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:23 am
by Rathinagiri
I'd downloaded and installed it. Let me experiment today.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:48 am
by esgici
Roberto Lopez wrote: Please test it and report any problem.
Tested.

It's seeming no any problem.

And my two cents : slightly modified ( a little exaggerated ;) )version of demo.prg for last enhancements of GRID.

Regards

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Esgici

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:26 am
by Rathinagiri
It is working fine. :)

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:18 pm
by Roberto Lopez
Rathinagiri, Esgici,

Thanks for testing.

I'll wait until tomorrow and if no problems arise I'll do a full release.

Regards,

Roberto.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:22 pm
by esgici
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

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:29 pm
by Roberto Lopez
esgici wrote:
Tested.

It's seeming no any problem.

And my two cents : slightly modified ( a little exaggerated ;) )version of demo.prg for last enhancements of GRID.
It seems not working :)

When you change the selected column with a mouse click, value is not updated correctly, so, the release will be postponed again :(

Regards,

Roberto.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:29 pm
by Rathinagiri
This is my wish only. The possibility of which is a big question mark. But, let me share that with you.

Cell navigation for the grid/browse is a long term dream which had come true in HMG. I am so happy about it. My wish here is, if the grid is having editable controls, it shall be editable like a spreadsheet cell. ie., once you start typing it shall be entered into the edit mode. And when you press any of the navigation keys the entry shall be over and the cursor shall move to that direction. It the enter key is pressed the entry shall be over and the cursor shall be on that cell itself. This would definitely save much of key strokes, because for every cell to enter into edit mode you have to press enter once, and to exit again.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:34 pm
by Roberto Lopez
rathinagiri wrote:This is my wish only. The possibility of which is a big question mark. But, let me share that with you.

Cell navigation for the grid/browse is a long term dream which had come true in HMG. I am so happy about it. My wish here is, if the grid is having editable controls, it shall be editable like a spreadsheet cell. ie., once you start typing it shall be entered into the edit mode. And when you press any of the navigation keys the entry shall be over and the cursor shall move to that direction. It the enter key is pressed the entry shall be over and the cursor shall be on that cell itself. This would definitely save much of key strokes, because for every cell to enter into edit mode you have to press enter once, and to exit again.
I've think about that too, but, I prefer to get the current basic functionality being stable and reliable to add such features.

Regards,

Roberto.

Re: HMG 2.8.3 (Forum Test)

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:38 pm
by esgici
Roberto Lopez wrote:
esgici wrote: It's seeming no any problem.
It seems not working :)
Although best candidates for software testing are programmers, good programmers are bad tester :)

The best testers are bad users :D

Best Regards

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Esgici