1. Bug getText
- Posted by Dan-Åke Engqvist <danake_engqvist at hotm??l.com> Jun 12, 2008
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I have written a small test program with Judith Evans IDE v1.0.0 and Win32lib v0.60.6 There is Combo2, Combo5 and EditText4. When Combo2 is changed then EditText4 should get the text from Combo5. Now if I print David in Combo5 and select Bert in Combo2, then EditText4 becomes blank (bug?). If I write something in Combo2 then EditText4 get the text from Combo5 (ok!) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- addItem(Combo2,{"Adam","Bert","Charles"}) setIndex(Combo2,1) addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) setIndex(Combo5,1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- procedure Combo2_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence params)--params is () setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) end procedure setHandler( Combo2, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo2_onChange")) Dan-Åke Engqvist
2. Re: Bug getText
- Posted by gshingles <gshingles at ?mail.co?> Jun 12, 2008
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- Last edited Jun 13, 2008
Dan-Åke Engqvist wrote: > > I have written a small test program with Judith Evans IDE v1.0.0 and > Win32lib v0.60.6 > There is Combo2, Combo5 and EditText4. > When Combo2 is changed then EditText4 should get the text from Combo5. > Now if I print David in Combo5 and select Bert in Combo2, then EditText4 > becomes blank (bug?). > If I write something in Combo2 then EditText4 get the text from Combo5 (ok!) > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > addItem(Combo2,{"Adam","Bert","Charles"}) > setIndex(Combo2,1) > addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) > setIndex(Combo5,1) > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > procedure Combo2_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence > params)--params > is () > setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) > end procedure > setHandler( Combo2, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo2_onChange")) > > Dan-Åke Engqvist Hi This isn't a bug so much as a change of concept when using a Combo. The Combo is a combination of an EditText and a List. So when you want to get the text from the EditText you need to ask what its control id is. ie (in your onChange) setText(EditText4,getText(getEdit(Combo5))) getEdit() is described (in the documentation I have, also 0.60.6) in the "Controls" section. It isn't mentioned anywhere in the "List Control" section though, so I can understand the confusion. Gary
3. Re: Bug getText
- Posted by Dan-Åke Engqvist <danake_engqvist at ho?ma?l.com> Jun 13, 2008
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gshingles wrote: > > Dan-Åke Engqvist wrote: > > > > I have written a small test program with Judith Evans IDE v1.0.0 and > > Win32lib v0.60.6 > > There is Combo2, Combo5 and EditText4. > > When Combo2 is changed then EditText4 should get the text from Combo5. > > Now if I print David in Combo5 and select Bert in Combo2, then EditText4 > > becomes blank (bug?). > > If I write something in Combo2 then EditText4 get the text from Combo5 (ok!) > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > addItem(Combo2,{"Adam","Bert","Charles"}) > > setIndex(Combo2,1) > > addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) > > setIndex(Combo5,1) > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > procedure Combo2_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence > > params)--params > > is () > > setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) > > end procedure > > setHandler( Combo2, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo2_onChange")) > > > > Dan-Åke Engqvist > Hi > > This isn't a bug so much as a change of concept when using a Combo. The Combo > is a combination of an EditText and a List. So when you want to get the text > from the EditText you need to ask what its control id is. > > ie (in your onChange) > > setText(EditText4,getText(getEdit(Combo5))) > > getEdit() is described (in the documentation I have, also 0.60.6) in the > "Controls" > section. It isn't mentioned anywhere in the "List Control" section though, > so I can understand the confusion. > > Gary Thanks a lot!! I have tryed this now, but there is still a problem. Here is a change of my testprogram (there is only EditText4 and Combo5):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) setIndex(Combo5,1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- procedure Combo5_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence params)--params is () --setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) setText(EditText4,getText(getEdit(Combo5))) end procedure setHandler( Combo5, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo5_onChange"))
The problem is that when I select an item in Combo5 then it writes the old item to EditText4. If I write something in Combo5 then it shows up in EditText4 directly. If I use 'setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5))' then it works as expected. Dan-Åke
4. Re: Bug getText
- Posted by gshingles <gshingles at gmail.?o?> Jun 13, 2008
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Dan-Åke Engqvist wrote: > > > getEdit() is described (in the documentation I have, also 0.60.6) in the > > "Controls" > > section. It isn't mentioned anywhere in the "List Control" section though, > > so I can understand the confusion. > > > > Gary > > Thanks a lot!! > > I have tryed this now, but there is still a problem. > > Here is a change of my testprogram (there is only EditText4 and Combo5): > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) > setIndex(Combo5,1) > > The problem is that when I select an item in Combo5 then it > writes the old item to EditText4. > If I write something in Combo5 then it shows up in EditText4 directly. > If I use 'setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5))' then it works as > expected. > Dan-Åke Yes, that is puzzling. I notice params returns either 4 or 2 depending on whether the Combo was changed, or whether the EditText is changing. I don't know where they come from or if they are system dependent (anyone else able to comment on that? It seems to be undocumented). So this works for me in the onChange:
procedure Combo5_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence params)--params is () -- no it's not if params[1] = 4 then -- combo change setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) else -- assume params[1] = 2 setText(EditText4,getText(getEdit(Combo5))) end if end procedure setHandler( Combo5, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo5_onChange"))
From what I can tell, params[2] is the index of the selected item, or 0 if it is the EditText, except for the first call (which could be where the bug comes in?) Gary
5. Re: Bug getText
- Posted by CChris <christian.cuvier at agriculture.go?v?fr> Jun 13, 2008
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gshingles wrote: > > Dan-Åke Engqvist wrote: > > > > > getEdit() is described (in the documentation I have, also 0.60.6) in the > > > "Controls" > > > section. It isn't mentioned anywhere in the "List Control" section > > > though, > > > so I can understand the confusion. > > > > > > Gary > > > > Thanks a lot!! > > > > I have tryed this now, but there is still a problem. > > > > Here is a change of my testprogram (there is only EditText4 and Combo5): > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > addItem(Combo5,{"Dan","Evelyn","Philip"}) > > setIndex(Combo5,1) > > > > The problem is that when I select an item in Combo5 then it > > writes the old item to EditText4. > > If I write something in Combo5 then it shows up in EditText4 directly. > > If I use 'setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5))' then it works as > > expected. > > Dan-Åke > > Yes, that is puzzling. I notice params returns either 4 or 2 depending on > whether > the Combo was changed, or whether the EditText is changing. > > I don't know where they come from or if they are system dependent (anyone else > able to comment on that? It seems to be undocumented). > > So this works for me in the onChange: > > }}} <eucode> > procedure Combo5_onChange (integer self, integer event, sequence > params)--params > is () -- no it's not > if params[1] = 4 then -- combo change > setText(EditText4,getText(Combo5)) > else -- assume params[1] = 2 > setText(EditText4,getText(getEdit(Combo5))) > end if > end procedure > setHandler( Combo5, w32HChange, routine_id("Combo5_onChange")) > </eucode> {{{ > > From what I can tell, params[2] is the index of the selected item, or 0 if > it is the EditText, except for the first call (which could be where the bug > comes in?) > > Gary This is documented in the w32HChange event doc. params[1] is either: * w32CHG_Sel, which is 4, when the selection in a list or combo changes; * w32CHG_Chg, which is 2, when the contents of an edit field, either standalone or in a combo, change. params[2] is the 1 based new index, or 0 for an edit box. Further, getText() takes special care to return the selected text when the reflection of the change in the combo edit box is pending, rather than the obsolete value. So I'd say it's a feature, rather. CChris