To Mr Nages : change bClrStd on line

[Silvio]

can I change the status of :bClrStd on line and refresh the browse ?

I made :

@ 170, 5 CHECKBOX lpijama Prompt "Pijama effect" SIZE 80, 10 PIXEL OF oDlg ;
ON CHANGE;
( IIF( lpijama ,oBrowse:bClrStd := { || { CLR_BLACK, If(oBrowse:KeyNo % 2 == 0, RGB(193,221,255), RGB(221,245,255) ) } } ,;
oBrowse:bClrStd := {|| { CLR_BLACK, GetSysColor( COLOR_WINDOW )} }),;
oBrowse:refresh())


but when I clickthe checkbox it not change , I must close the oBrowse and reopen it ( I saved the config to an ini file)

I can change the line vertical and horizontal, put also the RecordSelector on line but Inot Know how show the pijama effect on line ....






Can help me please ?

[Silvio]

SORRY i RESOLVED !!!!!

[nageswaragunupudi]

Instead of :
oBrowse:bClrStd := { || ..}
substitute
oBrowse:bClrStds := { || ... }

[Silvio]

thanks
is it a new command ?

[nageswaragunupudi]

oBrw:bClrStds := <bBlock>
is a shortcut for
AEval( oBrw:aCols { |o| o:bClrStd := <bBlock> } )

Generic form is

oBrw:<anyColumnData>S := <u> // see the last "s" which indicates plural number
is a shortcut for
AEval( oBrw:aCols, { |o| o:<anyColumnData> := <u> } )

Also

oBrw:<anyColumnData>s := <aData>
will assign elements of aData to each column of oBrw:<anyColumnData> in the order of the columns' creation orders.

Also
aValues := oBrw:<anyColumnData>s
returns an array of the data of each column.

Examples:

aWidths := oBrw:nWidths // { 30, 40, 50, .... }

[Silvio]

Mr Rao,
I'm afraid I have an old xbrowse version because I not found bClrStds command on my source

[nageswaragunupudi]

This works from 10.8 onwards.
You will not find any data like bClrStds or nWidths in the class. But xbrowse interprets this inside its logic.

Here is whatsnew.txt for 10.8

* xbrowse: Improvement: It is now possible to assign data of all columns in one single statement.
Example: oBrw:nHeadStrAligns := AL_CENTER is equivalent to AEval( oBrw:aCols, { |oCol| oCol:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER } ).

If an array of values is assigned, the elements are successively assigned to the column objects.

Example: oBrw:cHeaders := { 'ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE' }, assigns the headers to three columns. The assignment is made
in the order of original creation of the columns, even if the columns are rearranged by the user.
Accessing column data returns an array of values.

Example: aHeaders := oBrw:cHeaders

[Manuel Aranda]

Hola Silvio, ¿resolviste este asunto? ¿Puedes decirme cómo? Gracias.

[Silvio.Falconi]

as Mr Nages wrote!!

[Manuel Aranda]

Silvio, muchas gracias.