Re: gotfocus Firing Twice

> Then you'd save before that form is losing the focus.
> You could use it's deactivate or lostfocus method.

I think semi-automatic TableUpdate() attempts in form.Deactivate()
might not be what users expect and it would get much more
complicated to tell Gene's buttons or secondary forms whether
the update attempts have succeeded or failed, and if the latter,
what to do next.


-Stefan

"Olaf Doschke" <b2xhZi5kb3NjaGtlQHNldG1pY3MuZGU@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Seeing at in independant from any gotfocus or other events:
>
> You want the data of a form to be stored to disk before
> a secondary form runs on that data, right?
>
> Then you'd save before that form is losing the focus.
> You could use it's deactivate or lostfocus method.
>
> To detect if there are changes pending, check
> GETNEXTMODIFIED() to find changes in
> table buffers that need to be saved by TABLEUPDATE().
>
> That is if you work with tables and buffering or
> buffered views.
>
> Bye, Olaf.
>
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