>I have a command button on the screen and a number of fields. I have code that happens in the lost focus event of a control on the form. In the click event of the command button I want to set a flag then logic says that I can In the lost focus event of the control I can test the flag. But the lost focus event fires before the click event so this will not work. I need a way to tell me that I have press with the mouse down on the command button so that I can test for a status, I set the debugger to trace the following from the READ EVENTS which starts the event loop processing I see that gotfocus event of the continer contained in the form fires then the gotfocus event of the control fires. Back to the READ EVENT Then I click on the command button but the click event does not fire at this point but the lostfocus event of the control does fire which at this point back to the
>READ EVENT I have to press on the Command button again this time the click event does fire and the rest of the code calls what it should, But it is to late to set the flag because the lostfocus of the control fired last time. I need a way to tell the application that I pressed the command button the first time when I press on it so I can set a flag. Any Ideas about how to do this One note: I set a break point in the debugger in the Gotfocus event of the container and their I was able to see that might be able to do some thing like controls(I) but what would I look for to tell If the command button was pressed before the lostfocus event of the control.
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>fshaw@runestones.com
If I follow (not sure that I do), you can "Add a property" to your form and call it "flag". Then in your click event you can store .t. to thisform.flag. Or you could possibly call the click method in your lost focus method.. ie.
Command1.LOSTFOCUS method
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thisform.command2.click()
(then the rest of your lostfocus code)
If I am not even close maybe it would be better to explain again precisely what you are looking to do. Perhaps it would be easier if you used terms like
command1.click() - needs to do this
command2.lostfocus() - needs to do that
Let me know if I helped at all //:^)
