Changing the response of the enter key

[kate]

I have a program that brings up a browse window for users to select a record from and then that records information will display on the screen. However, instead of using the escape key or closing the window with the x, I want the users to be able to double click on the record or hit the enter key with the record selected in order to exit the browse window.

Is there a way to assign to the enter key or the double click action, the same response that the escape key would give?

Thanks

 

[TheRambler]

How about:

ON KEY LABEL enter KEYBOARD '{ESC}'
BROWSE NOAPPEND NOEDIT NODELETE NOMENU
ON KEY LABEL enter

 

[alvechurchdata]

double click on the record or hit the enter key with the record selected in order to exit the browse window

I know that users ask for some peculiar things but you'd get better control of the situation if you displayed the data as a grid inside a form. That would allow you to add a conventional "Close" button.

Geoff Franklin

http://www.alvechurchdata.co.uk

 

[Mike Lewis]

Yes, I agree with Geoff. A grid would be much more flexible. As well as having a Close button, you could write code in the Keypress event (to respond to Enter) or the DblClick event.

Mike


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