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  1. jcb184

    AnsiString VK_RETURN

    Ah, I see. Thanks for the information!
  2. jcb184

    AnsiString VK_RETURN

    Well, I worked around this by using OnSetEditText to write the column/row to a few variables - that way when KeyDown catches the [return], I know what cell column/row the return key was entered in. I am not sure this is the right way to do things though..
  3. jcb184

    AnsiString VK_RETURN

    I see OnKeyDown and it seems that would work - but this event doesn't pass the column and row to the function - so how is it known what row/column the user pressed enter (VK_RETURN) in?
  4. jcb184

    AnsiString VK_RETURN

    I'm a little confused - I don't see StringGridKeyDown() listed as a method for TStringGrid in the Borland Documentation, nor when searching do I get any results from the documentation..?
  5. jcb184

    AnsiString VK_RETURN

    Hello, Firstly - Nice forum! My question: I'm using TStringGrid. When a user edits a cell, I call the SetEditText() Method. It passes me AnsiString of value entered in the cell. What I would like to do, is if the AnsiString Value is [enter] - do something. Normally I would do...

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