At 17:12 2013-05-21, Ken Dibble <[email protected]> wrote:
Why exactly this works, I have no idea. It does get gotfocus
firing again after the page activates though, and the code
executes properly. I sure hope that it does not break anything
else. I hate kludges.
I'm not following this extremely closely. However, later versions of
VFP have gotten increasingly hinky when it comes to the behavior of
controls on page frames. There are paint and refresh() issues
galore. So on the whole, using the page Activate() method to force
controls on the page to do what they should do on their own no
longer seems unusual to me, and not a bad solution.
What I found odd is the ordering of the events.
My solution is certainly a kludge. Unfortunately, a seemingly
necessary one if I am to avoid using the keyboard command. (Why am
I changing working code? I am trying to get rid of assumptions of
what and when a control will be used. This might end up being a
waste of time. Live and learn.)
And yes, it's a kludge, a work-around for a fairly annoying set of VFP bugs.
I am consoled that I am not getting it wrong here, that it is VFP.
Either that, or I am not consoled by the fact that VFP is mucked up.
Thank you for your comment.
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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