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I find that I can only exit a dtpicker control by pressing the TAB key. I have tried changing the methods on the class to no avail.

There has to be a way to exit this control using the <return> or <enter> keys.

any ideas?

Reinaldo.

Hi everyone,

How can I make fw to exit a DTPicker control with the enter and/or return key?

Thank you,


Reinaldo

Enrico; I really appreciate your responses. It made no change. Below, I made some minor changes to your code for you to test and see what I'm referring to. #include "Fivewin.ch" FUNCTION MAIN() local i LOCAL oDlg, oDlg2 DEFINE DIALOG oDlg @ 1, 1 BUTTON "&Open dialog"; WHEN oD...

William;

Gracias por la sugerencia. Parecería que de esa manera ni siquiera se pintaría la ventana de dialogo. Pero no es así. De hecho de esa manera la muestra por mas tiempo que de la otra.

Cualquier otra idea es bienvenida.

Comoquiera gracias.

Saludos,


Reinaldo

Hi everyone; In order to print richtext which I have saved on .fpt files, I find that I must create the control on a dialog or window. When I only wish to print without displaying the richtext control I hide the dialog: *-------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

James; Thank you for the reply. Regarding sockets, there seems to be more than what meets the eye or the obvious. Indeed you do have a socket connection. Although no real communication will ever occur, the socket client is up and "working". I've had to just disregard, for now, certainty of...

Eduardo;

Thank you. I will try it.

Reinaldo.

Here is a self contained sample: compile and execute. After 30 seconds check your app's dir. You'll find a trace.log file and an actual connection where you can click on send and no error is reported. Futhermore, Tsocket reports being connected to your local computer's ip instead of the assigned ip....

James; Check again. Sometimes it takes a few seconds for the trace.log file to create and have info on it. I'm testing it here on my own computer where I have no access to private ip 98.19.1.4, and I do get a trace file. It reads : Connected to ip:192.168.1.2. The line osocket:bRead := ... is just a...

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Hi, For some reason when trying to create a socket connection to a given port on at a given IP, the socket gets created at the local computer's ip instead. Here is my code: oSocket := TSocket():New( 15000 ) osocket:lDebug := .t. oSocket:cLogfile := cFilePath( GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) + &...

Ok, so what you are saying is that I just might be getting connected after all. How can I know if indeed I have a succesful connection?

But isn't bconnect supposed to execute if and only if a socket connection is succesful? At any rate, I'm testing this code on a network where I do have a server with that IP and answering on that port. I've tested from a command prompt using <telnet ip port> and I see connection. Yet with this very ...

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