Hi,
I want to use tbrowse, how to use it with fivewin?
Regards,
Julian
FiveTech Support Forums
FiveWin / Harbour / xBase community
Julian,
FIveWin originally implemented a Class TWBrowse, that you can use this way:
the intention was to make it very fast (iy was designed to work efficiently with Clipper). Later on, as computers were gaining more power, we decided to implement more complex browses with more features and two more classes were implemented: TCBrowse and TXBrowse. Nowdays we do recommend to use Class TXBrowse as it is the most powerful browser for FiveWin. Here you have a working example of use:
FIveWin originally implemented a Class TWBrowse, that you can use this way:
@ 1, 1 LISTBOX oLbx FIELDS Clientes->Nombre, AllTrim( Clientes->Direccion ),;
Clientes->Telefono,;
Str( Clientes->Edad, 3 ) ;
HEADERS "Name", "Address", "Phone", "Age" ;
FIELDSIZES 222, 213, 58, 24 ;
SIZE 284, 137 OF oDlgthe intention was to make it very fast (iy was designed to work efficiently with Clipper). Later on, as computers were gaining more power, we decided to implement more complex browses with more features and two more classes were implemented: TCBrowse and TXBrowse. Nowdays we do recommend to use Class TXBrowse as it is the most powerful browser for FiveWin. Here you have a working example of use:
// Using Windows 7 row selection colors in xbrowse
#include 'fivewin.ch'
#include 'xbrowse.ch'
function Main()
local oDlg, oBrw, oFont
USE CUSTOMER ALIAS CUST
DEFINE FONT oFont NAME 'Tahoma' SIZE 0, -14
DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 640,440 PIXEL ;
FONT oFont TITLE 'XBrowse Gradient Rows'
@ 10, 10 XBROWSE oBrw OF oDlg SIZE 300, 200 PIXEL ;
AUTOCOLS ALIAS 'CUST' NOBORDER
oBrw:nMarqueeStyle = MARQSTYLE_HIGHLWIN7
oBrw:CreateFromCode()
ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED
RELEASE FONT oFont
return nilJulian,
You can implement a filter on a browse based on a current index in use:
You can implement a filter on a browse based on a current index in use:
#xcommand @ <nRow>, <nCol> [ COLUMN ] XBROWSE Â <oBrw> Â ;
        [ [ FIELDS ] <Flds,...>] ;
        [ SELECT <cField> FOR <uValue1> [ TO <uValue2> ] ] ...Hi Antonio,
Can I get a sample xbrowse with select command?
Regards,
Julian
Julian,
I was wrong. The SELECT ... clause is only available for TWBrowse (the initial FIveWin browse) and not for XBrowse.
If you just want to show some records from the DBF, you may use SET SCOPE TO ... or SET FILTER on a non indexed DBF.
SET SCOPE docs:
http://www.ousob.com/ng/53guide/ngeffb2.php
SET FILTER docs:
http://www.ousob.com/ng/53guide/nge78b0.php
I was wrong. The SELECT ... clause is only available for TWBrowse (the initial FIveWin browse) and not for XBrowse.
If you just want to show some records from the DBF, you may use SET SCOPE TO ... or SET FILTER on a non indexed DBF.
SET SCOPE docs:
http://www.ousob.com/ng/53guide/ngeffb2.php
SET FILTER docs:
http://www.ousob.com/ng/53guide/nge78b0.php
Hi Antonio,
Could you share xbrowse documentation? I search in fivewin help but not found.
Regards,
Julian
Julian
There is a wealth of information contained in the \samples folder .. some good xBrowse examples are :
any sample that starts with "xb"
TestXbrw.prg
TestXbr3.prg
You can compile any of the above using Build.bat ( harbour ) or BuildX.bat ( xharbour ) from the command prompt .. all found in the \samples folder.
Rick Lipkin
Julian,
FiveWin's XBrowse online docs are available from:
http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?id=fivewin_class_txbrowse
FiveWin's XBrowse online docs are available from:
http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?id=fivewin_class_txbrowse