On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 7:13 PM, Art Heimsoth <[email protected]>wrote:
> I think I am okay in the single vs double click events. You can
> try the sample to see if you agree or not.
>
Yeah, it seems the single-click / double- click works well
> If you double click
> on column 0, I have intended it to work the same as if I single
> clicked on an item in that column (it is setup for single click
> operation).
>
Not sure what you mean there. If I single-click or double-click the combo
box opens.
> If you single click on column 2, it only selects the
> item but does not allow it to be edited. If you double click on
> the column 2, then you are allowed to edit it.
>
That looks to work well
> The problem I
> am having I think is with the focus on Column 0 with the
> ComboBox.
>
The problem I see is that when you have the edit box open and click
elsewhere the edit box closes and whatever text was in the edit box is
displayed. That is good and what I would expect.
But, when you make a selection in the opened combo box and click elsewhere,
the combo box will stay open, unless the elsewhere is in the same column.
If you click elsewhere in the *same* column, the comb box closes, but
usually shows a different selection than the one made.
I would expect the combo box to close whenever you click outside of the
combo box and I would expect the list view item to show the selected item
in the combo box.
Is that the correct problem?
> The sample is attached, to start, click on File
> and then Import. I did not want the Ok button to be active
> unless the ComboBox or the EditBox do not have the focus.
> I may have to add disable/enable logic between the click and
> the GrandChild and Scroll events to get this to work.
>
I think if I described the correct problem, you should get that fixed.
Then fixing the Ok button should be relatively simple.
Let me know if I have the right problem. I'll then take a closer look at
the program logic.
--
Mark Miesfeld
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