Method XbpColumn():hiliteRow()

Displays a row of the data area in normal or highlight color.

:hiliteRow( <nRowPos>, <lHilite>, ;
            [<lFrame>], [<lRepaint>] ) --> lSuccess

<nRowPos> is a numeric value indicating the ordinal position of the row whose color is changed.

A logical value must be passed for <lHilite>. When .T. (true) is specified, the row is drawn in highlight color. The value .F. (false) selects the normal color.

The default value for <lFrame> is .T. (true) which causes a frame to be drawn around the row, if one is specified upon object creation. Passing the value .F. (false) suppresses the display of the frame.

<lRepaint> specifies whether or not the row is immediately re-displayed when the method returns. The default value is .T. (true) and the row is automatically re-displayed.

The method returns .T. (true) when the row is drawn in the selected color, or .F. (false) in case of a failure.

The method :hiliteRow() is called by the XbpBrowse object the XbpColumn object is embedded in when the browser wants to (de)highlight one row of the column's data area. The browse cursor is represented by a highlighted row.

This method must be overloaded in a user-defined XbpColumn class that embeds editable controls for editing a single cell of the browser. The edit control must be hidden when the browser passes .F. (false) to the method, and re-displayed when .T. (true) is passed.

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Method XbpColumn():hiliteRow() Foundation