RE: IDE Grouping Issues
cklester at yahoo.com wrote:
> I created a few set of controls and then decided to place them in a
> group. I
> created the group control then positioned each child control into the
> group.
> The IDE is smart enough to make the group control the parent control of
> each
> control place in the group control. However, the IDE ain't smart enough
> to
> know that the parent group needs to be CREATED in the code before the
> child
> controls!
Ouch! I used to have this correct. I'll go back through my notes and see
what is going on.
>When I run the form, it crashes saying Group28 not defined... So,
> the IDE needs to know to create parents before children.
Yes, it *used* to keep that straight by moving the children behind the
group in the IDE sequence. I guess with some 'enhancement' in 0.10.5 I
goofed.
In the meantime, what you can do is go to Menu Run/Tab Order Controls
and place the group behind its children.
>
> Also, I'd like to be able to use <TAB> in the Form Design window to
> check
> the tab order. I mean, when I hit <TAB> with a control selected in the
> Form
> Design window, it goes to the next control in the sequence.
Really! When I use <Tab> nothing happens. I don't have anything in
Design about tabbing. But if you mean in your EXW program, you have to
use MENU Run/Tab Order Controls to change the tabbing from the order
created/moved in IDE. What this routine does is change the order the
controls are created in the EXW. IDE is constantly shuffling the
controls around as they are added/moved/moved into and out of containers
e.g. group; this is an area I want to improve upon, eventually.
>
> Finally, if I've got a group of controls in a group control, when I
> <TAB> it
> only selects subsequent items in that group. IOW, it never selects
> controls
> OUTSIDE of that group control. This is not expected behavior in the
> Windows
> environment that I'm aware of...
Now it really sounds like you mean in your EXW program. Here again I
create the controls in the order IDE has them unless over-ridden with
the Menu Run/Tab Order Controls.
Let me know,
Judith
>
> Thanks! :)
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