tabStops

[hershbp at verizon.net]

As I looked again at your script , I'm thinking that this is only valid 
if you use the mouse but if you tab or start tabbing from column 1 to 
2,3 and I want to eliminate the user from continuing to tab endless I 
don't see it working. What identifies  in which column the selection is 
?
Hershel
On Tuesday, July 13, 2004, at 01:54 AM, MisterX wrote:

>
> put the hilitedline of fld "table" into thisrow
> set the itemdelimiter to tab
> put the number of items in line thisrow of fld "table" into columns
>
> or for the hilited line
>
> put the number of items in the hilitedtext of fld "table"
>
> and finally, the mouse is over
> put the mousechunk into thishilitedtext
> if it is selected then use the selectedchunk
>
> you can also check the script of the revtable frontscript
> put the frontscripts into fs
> edit script of lineoffset("revtable",the frontscripts)
>
> Have fun...
> Xavier
>
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>> Subject: tabStops
>>
>>
>> Hi , how do I identify the current tab stop (or cell) in a table 
>> field ?
>> e.g.
>> the hilitedLine property , put the hilitedLine of fld "fld x" returns
>> the hilitedLine, now when I select a cell I need to return the cell #
>> or any number that will identify the proper cell to be able work with
>> it.
>> Thanks.
>>
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