Re: [dabo-users] Passing arguments to a Report

2009-12-07 Thread Paul McNett
Steve Rose wrote: > I have a report working well, however I would like to set a string's text in > the PageHeader based on a selection the user made in the calling form. > > rw = dReportWriter() > rw.ReportFormFile = "myReport.rfxml" > rw.Cursor = self.ds > rw.OutputFile = f = reportUtils.getTempF

[dabo-users] Passing arguments to a Report

2009-12-07 Thread Steve Rose
I have a report working well, however I would like to set a string's text in the PageHeader based on a selection the user made in the calling form. rw = dReportWriter() rw.ReportFormFile = "myReport.rfxml" rw.Cursor = self.ds rw.OutputFile = f = reportUtils.getTempFile() # I'd like to create a re

Re: [dabo-users] Dabo-users Digest, Vol 66, Issue 5

2009-12-07 Thread John
On Monday 07 December 2009 02:30:52 pm Jamie Adams wrote: > Paul: I removed the forceCreate=False from dbMsSQL.py, and got an error > about forceCreate being unknown. So I changed the return statement of 'def > _openConnection' in dConnection.py not to use > forceCreate=self._forceCreate. That go

Re: [dabo-users] Dabo-users Digest, Vol 66, Issue 5

2009-12-07 Thread Jamie Adams
Paul: I removed the forceCreate=False from dbMsSQL.py, and got an error about forceCreate being unknown. So I changed the return statement of 'def _openConnection' in dConnection.py not to use forceCreate=self._forceCreate. That got me back to my original error message. Maybe it needs to remo

Re: [dabo-users] TypeError when running AppWizard

2009-12-07 Thread Jamie Adams
Thanks for the welcome and the help! I can create a connection file in the Connection Editor, and it passes the built-in test without error. I get a dialog that says "The connection was successful!" However, from within the Class Designer, I attempted to use this same connection file with the

Re: [dabo-users] How to capture entire keyboard input at form level?

2009-12-07 Thread Ed Leafe
On Dec 7, 2009, at 7:20 AM, Jacek Kałucki wrote: > I need to capture entire keyboard input at the form, not at the > control > level. > Unfortunately wx.EVT_CHAR_HOOK (which isn't wrapped by Dabo) > didn't capture alphanumeric keys :( That was the main reason why we didn't wrap it. It a

[dabo-users] How to capture entire keyboard input at form level?

2009-12-07 Thread Jacek Kałucki
Hi, I need to capture entire keyboard input at the form, not at the control level. Unfortunately wx.EVT_CHAR_HOOK (which isn't wrapped by Dabo) didn't capture alphanumeric keys :( Only working solution I found till now is to play with ResumePropagation() method. Disadvantage is, I need to subcla