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Hi all,

I am trying to divide a receipt ticket, which I have in a temporary DBF File, I just took a loot at \samples\testdrp6.prg, and that sample does exactly what I need, but I am afraid I can't use it, because I asume that it will be too difficult to achieve Click and Hold in a TouchScreen Monitor...

Does anyone has a sample on how to send the selected registers to another browse that will be willing to share??? Ideas are also welcome!!!

I'm confused by the question. "Receipt" and "Registers". Can you please clarify by example or email me direct at timstone@mlsdg.onmicrosoft.com

You can do it by using two scopes, one for each browse. To move a record from one browse to the other just change the value of the scoped field and refresh the browses.

EMG

You could also use filtered indexes. One field has a logical value, and if it is .t., then it is included in the index. If it is .f., it is included in an alternate index. You can then have browse 1 include the .t. records, and browse 2 include the .f. records. When you change the value ( using your arrow buttons ), the logical value changes, the indexes automatically update, and an oBrw:update( ) will reflect the changes in the browse ( update both browses ... )

Tim

Bayron,

Think of a browse just like a spreadsheet. Your fields are "Columns" ( thus source code relevant to it will be "Col", like aCols, etc ) and your records are "Rows". Individual data values are held in "Cells". In fact, in current usage, a Database is the group of .dbf files used in a project, and each individual file is a "Table". These are derived from SQL that lumps all our data into a single file package, and each set of data is held in a table.

Once you think in these terms, it will make understanding any source code you see easier. The hierarchy is:

Database
    Table
       Rows
       Columns
          Cells

The best way to understand how to use the capabilities of FWH is through the source code ( provided ). I hope this explanation of key words helps you to more easily navigate that code, and see the power available to you.

Tim

Enrico and Tim, I like both your Ideas of scopes and indexes... I will see what I can do to get this project done...

Thank you...