edit_box and Toogle

[Tharwat]

Hello everyone .

 

Is it possible to set_tile to 1 when a user type any char or number in the edit_box in the same DCL file ?

 

Thanks in advance .

[Lee Mac]

See this post

[Tharwat]

Either I did not get it or my first post wasn't clear enough .

 

I am looking forward to check the toggle (Each) on when a user start typing in the edit box

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Thanks

[Lee Mac]

Either I did not get it or my first post wasn't clear enough .

 

I am looking forward to check the toggle (Each) on when a user start typing in the edit box

 

I understood - my post details the callback $reasons applicable to a DCL edit_box and provides an example program to help you understand the events that trigger the various callback $reason values.

[Tharwat]

The $reason value is always return 2 in all cases that I have tried it at least , and I couldn't find it in Help Document to read more about it or to know what is your essential goal in that post as well .

[Guest kruuger]

Either I did not get it or my first post wasn't clear enough .

 

I am looking forward to check the toggle (Each) on when a user start typing in the edit box

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Thanks

to check toggle you need to tap TAB or ENTER first when leaving edit_box. there is no way to "dynamically" check what is entered in edit_box.

http://exchange.autodesk.com/autocadarchitecture/enu/online-help/ARCHDESK/2012/ENU/pages/WS73099cc142f4875516d84be10ebc87a53f-7aa3.htm

kruuger

[Tharwat]

Thank you kruuger .

 

It is very clear now .

[Lee Mac]

The $reason value is always return 2 in all cases that I have tried it at least , and I couldn't find it in Help Document to read more about it or to know what is your essential goal in that post as well .

 

The $reason variable will hold a value of 1 if the user 'submits' the contents of the edit_box tile (i.e. by pressing Enter whilst the edit_box has focus), and will have a value of 2 if the edit_box loses focus without the user submitting the contents (i.e. if another tile takes focus). This behaviour was demonstrated by my example program in the post to which I linked, accompanied by a brief explanation of the callback $reason values.