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05/01/2000 06:29:59
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turquie
 
 
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05/01/2000 05:27:24
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
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Divers
Thread ID:
00313094
Message ID:
00313104
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>I must write a complex application where logic and data are best with VFP but I need a powerful user interface:
>
>How can I manage Forms with automatic scrolling for simulate e-forms?
>How is possible to insert frames or scrolling panels into forms?
>How is possible create reports with metafiles as background image ?
>How is possible create a navigator where buttons have repeat features?
>
>There is a good library with frames, panels, scrolling area, buttons and other?
>
>There is a good report writer that manage WMF or other metafiles?
>
>There is another grid that can manage automatic append when record is no empty and ignore blank records (like Access or other grids)?
>
>All grids or library that I know don't manage direct Fox tables but ADO, RDO, etc.
>
>I need powerful interface that VFP don't have.
>
>(I tried with Delphi and the result is that I have a best interface but I lose VFP power in data quering and database management)
>
>Who help me?


It seems very hard just one person could answer all these :) I'll try to help on what I know doable.

For reports, though you could place a BMP image as an oleboundcontrol IMHO it's better to use a 3rd party like Crystal Reports.

For scrolling forms, VFP6 supports scrollbars but I don't know how you could control scrolling (Mouse ?).

For panels there were an article about "splitter" in MSDN online (A formset could mimic this ?).
For the above most likely you'd use ActiveX controls.

For grid, I have a grid class that either allows appending new record on Ctrl+DnArrow (if rec validation passed) or do nothing. It controls of leaving a record where record doesn't satisfy record level validation (at least this is the one I know doable in Fox :)

Lastly if you can manage it via ADO, ADO could access VFP tables.

Good luck
Cetin
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