#-- This is a code snipet from a Dual Listbox control dialog which
allows
#-- the user to reorder the columns of a ListView "on-the-fly". The
order
#-- of columns saved is saved in a MS-ACCESS table for each unique
username
#-- so that the user will retain those column order settings for future
#
Here is a great idea sent to me personally from a List Member that I
wanted to post for everyone to see.
QUOTE:
One thought that you may want to consider is caching x number of values
at a time. When the item changes, check the cache FIRST(in a hash based
on the index number as the key),
Here is how I populate my textfields on my maintenance screen when a
user clicks a ListView item.
The index to the record in the database is stored as the last column in
each ListView row so I can
Use it to quickly/easily lookup the database row to fetch the memo
fields in their entirety.
su
The options I have thought of to correct my application are:
1) load the database data memo fields to an associative array at
the same time I load the data to the ListView.
And then populate the maintenance screen's multiline textfields (to hold
the memo fields) in the ListView
ItemCli
Can the maximum characters stored in a Listview column be increased to
value above 1023 bytes?
I need to store memo field data from an MS-Access database with more
than 1023 characters
In the field. I have done a print statement in my ODBC fetch statement
to ensure all the memo
Data is returne
Que es esto Scintilla?
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I had to use the Change method to get this routine to work. Anyone know
why
You can't declare titlebar and resizeable in the MDI child when
declared?
Wont work unless you specify in change method. Does it have to do with
Inheritance from the parent preventing this?
use Win32::GUI;
$M_F = new Win
hEdit(
# -name => "RE_MyText",
# -top=> 205,
# -left => 100,
# -height => 96,
# -width => 300,
# -font => $EditFont,
# -style => WS_VISIBLE | WS_VSCROLL | ES_MULTILINE |
ES_WANTRETURN,
#);
# $RE_Mytext->SetBkgndColor([196,192,153]);
Eric Hansen
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