Hi,
is there a command in order to avoid to unmark a field and place the
cursor behind the last letter in an already filled field.

cus_text = C(20)
cus_no = N(5)
cus_text = 'Beispiel 1'

example: browse table.dbf field cus_text, cus_no,

the cursor marks the complete field cus_text in which i only want to
change the '1' into '2'
now i have to place the cursor behind the '1' manually and change it
into '2'

i hope that there is command, which can place the cursor automatically
behind the '1'

Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for attention
Bernd

Hi Bernd,
If I got your description right, there is no environment setting to do
what you want, AFAIK. Aside from an Editbox control in a grid
on a form being easier to control than a Browse, how about this:
* test.prg
CREATE CURSOR theTable (theField C(10), dummy C(10))
INSERT INTO theTable VALUES ("example 1", "nothing")
KEYBOARD '{END}'
BROWSE NOWAIT

If you want to control more than only the first field right after
the Browse popping up, the :W clause of the Browse command
might help
BROWSE FIELDS theField :W=yourFunction(), dummy


hth
-Stefan



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Thanks Stefan, it works.
This is exactly what I've needed.

Bernd



"Stefan Wuebbe" <stefan.wuebbe (AT) gmx (DOT) de> wrote