Re: OPO question
Date: 1995/08/11
Message-ID: <sista.47.000DE509_at_interaccess.com>#1/1
>This in the TestCommand of one of my forms. gSecInterval is user-set as a
>value of how often to update the form (the form in this case is same as
>SQL*DBA's locks monitor). For some reason, I have to keep setting the
>value of *something* to keep this sucker spinning (in this case I use the
>hidden field of fldTemp). I'm sure that relate's to TestCommand primary
>function is to see if a user has clicked on a menu or toolbar. I figured
>this
>would be similar to HyperCard's on Idle handler (I use to work on Mac's
>for a living ;).
This is correct. I am not sure why you have to set the temporary field value though? The test command is called everytime a menu item or tool bar is picked. But it is called to update the status bar a few times a second. So if you add a status bar to your form, I believe you do not need the temporary field update.
Kasu Sista
Co-Author, Oracle Power Objects Developer's Guide.
Links Technology Corp.
Chicago, IL
Received on Fri Aug 11 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST