Par2: Changing default button at runtime 1999-04-01 -- Lee White Try ThisWindow.TakeSelected, 2800 using something like:
IF FIELD() <> ?Browse:3
?Change:4{PROP:Default} = FALSE
?Ok{PROP:Default} = TRUE
ELSE
?Ok{PROP:Default} = FALSE
?Change:4{PROP:Default} = TRUE
END
From my experience you ALWAYS need to turn off the default attribute on one
control before setting on another.
RJ Miller adds:
For anyone interested have found out how things work.
The final code to accomplish this is as follows and was placed in
ThisWindow.TakeSelected/2800.
Case field()
Of ?Browse:3
Loc:DefaultButton{prop:default} = FALSE
Loc:DefaultButton = ?Change:4
?Change:4{prop:default} = TRUE
Of ?Ok
OrOf ?Cancel
OrOf ?Insert:4
OrOf ?Change:4
OrOf ?Delete:4
Else
Loc:DefaultButton{prop:default} = FALSE
Loc:DefaultButton = ?Ok
?Ok{prop:default} = TRUE
End
It seems that you MUST reset the default button PRIOR to setting a new
default button or the setting will be ignored. Also individual buttons are
managed SOMEWHERE. Not sure where but attempting to manage them does not
work... best just ignored and let Clarion manage them.
It would seem that since the default button is a window based setting it
would be a property of the window object... just a thought thrown out
without much insight into why things are the way they are. Also would be
good to have a default button based on the tab structure as generally the
user's focus has changed when entering the sheet/tab structure. But anyway
I learned a lot fighting this small battle.
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