fxruby users - Sep 2006 - FXComboTableItem - where is my combo?

Hi,

I''m trying to use an FXComboTableItem to edit the content of an FXTable
cells.

The code I use is the following:


    #---------------------------
    # FXTable initialization
    #---------------------------
    @table = FXTable.new(@tabbook, nil, 0,
TABLE_COL_SIZABLE|TABLE_ROW_SIZABLE|LAYOUT_FILL_X|LAYOUT_FILL_Y,0,0,0,0,
2,2,2,2)
    @table.visibleRows = 20
    @table.visibleColumns = 8
    @table.setTableSize(10, 4)
    # Initialize the scrollable part of the table
    (0..9).each do |r|
      (0..3).each do |c|
        @table.setItemText(r, c, "r:#{r} c:#{c}")
      end
    end
    # Initialize column headers
    (0...4).each  { |c| @table.setColumnText(c, Date::MONTHNAMES[c+1]) }
    # Initialize row headers
    (0...10).each { |r| @table.setRowText(r, "Row#{r}") }
    
    #---------------------------
    # FXTable events
    #---------------------------
    @table.connect(SEL_DOUBLECLICKED) do |sender, selector, data|  
        @table.setItem(data.row, data.col,
FXComboTableItem.new([''a'', ''b'',
''c'']))
    end


As soon as I double-click on a cell, it receives the "a" value, but no
Combobox appears...

Sure that I''m doing something wrong. Does anyone have an example maybe?

Thanks

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Philippe Lang
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On Sep 24, 2006, at 2:18 PM, Philippe Lang wrote:
> I''m trying to use an FXComboTableItem to edit the content of an  
> FXTable cells...
<snip>
> As soon as I double-click on a cell, it receives the "a" value,
but
> no Combobox appears...
>
> Sure that I''m doing something wrong. Does anyone have an example  
> maybe?
First things first, there''s a bug in the FXComboTableItem which
I''ve
just recorded. So that will be fixed in the next release.

But in general, the way editable table cells in FOX work are that you  
press the F2 key to invoke the editor. There may be another way to do  
it. In your code, you''re merely setting which kind of editor will be  
used in a cell, but you''re not actually switching that cell into  
"edit" mode.