Hi.

I want to go directly into memo edit on arrive or setfocus event, so the
user don't have to hit Shift/F2 every time.
The only way I half the way have succeeded is to attach some code to the
keyphysical event, setting isshiftkey and keyevent to F2 (I don't have the
exact code on this computer) The only side-effect is that the first
keystroke skips the actual key beeing hit, so the user experience a "blind"
first key stroke, then it works ok.

Anyone has any idea? (I can provide the actual code beeing used, if needed)

Bjorn

action(editenterpersistfieldview) in arrive ??

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Tony McGuire

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I can't think of why you wouldn't want it in arrive though.
In arrive, you may have to write

doDefault
self.postAction(EditEnterMemoView)


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Tony McGuire wrote:
most likely wants
method setFocus(var eventInfo Event)
dodefault
self.action(EditEnterMemoView)
endMethod


I put it in setFocus. I can't think of why you wouldn't want it in
arrive though.

"Mark Bannister" <markRemove (AT) ThisINjection-Moldings (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks a lot. That was exactly the right answer to my long lasting question.
Now it works very well - in setfocus.

I didn't really intend to put it in arrive, more like just anywhere that
could solve the task.
You cannot imagine all the strange stuff I've tried without success.
But now that this arrive event has been questioned there is no doubt I will
just have to try and see what happens...

Bjorn

"Tony McGuire" <png.paradoxcommunity@com> wrote

I have obviously been searching vigorously along the wrong path, since there
already is an action command for this.
I was trying to "type" shift/F2 with code, silly me.
But programming sometimes is like a blind mans walk in weird places.
This forum is like calling the guide dog for help, it will hopefully pull
you in the right direction.
But the steps must be walked by the man, nevertheless.

Bjorn