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I solved the problem in this way, using DCBROWSE instead DCQUICKBROWSE (not recommended by Roger) : test1.zip - go to the bottom of the db - perform :forceStable() - redisplay all content of browse shifting up by 1 all values - clear current row - perform my GETs using new DCREAD loop - refresh all ...

Tom

my only reason for using the quickbrowse was to simulate a panning upwards when inserting (virtual) a record at the bottom of the browse (see dcbrowse - insert row (new record) topic)

if I could get xbpbrowse to do the same thing then I would continue to use it

Tom or has anyone else ever used xbpquickbrowse instead of xbpbrowse ? I would need to have confirmation that it is a topic to be abandoned ( because it works badly or has not been completed by alaska, or for other reasons) if instead someone thinks that the xbpquickbrowse works well exactly like th...

2 side-by-side examples: bro_qbro.jpg on the left , a correctly displayed dcbrowse : @ 1,1 DCBROWSE oBrowse SIZE 95,18 ID "BROWSE" ; CURSORMODE XBPBRW_CURSOR_ROW ALIAS "DBCLIF" ; PRESENTATION { { XBP_PP_COL_HA_FGCLR, GRA_CLR_BLACK },; /// Header FG Color { XBP_PP_COL_HA_BGCLR, GRA_CLR_BACKGROUND },;...

could I be of help using the quickbrowse (DCQUICKBROWSE) instead DCBROWSE? I could think of positioning myself on the last record of the database and then have a vertical pan up - another feature of xbpquickbrowse, correct ? I have to understand, however, how the pan function is carried out (\XPPW32...

I started to experiment with the technique of inserting a new record and position myself at the bottom of the browse: //---------------- DBAPPEND() oBrowse:goBottom() oBrowse:forceStable() AEval( oBrowse:aColumns, {|o| o:DataArea:setCell( oBrowse:RowPos, NIL ) } ) // clear data ROW oBrowse:deHilite(...

'unfortunately it does not work for me. could it be the version of Express (266) or xbase (1.9.355) ?
the row cursor stay fix

the cursor line remains painted ON where I pressed the OFF button

tried it but the on/off switch mechanism seams not work for me
attach, a small example to play ...

I found the way to solve the problem, after so many attempts:

cursor row enabled:
oBrowse:hilite()
AEval( oBrowse:aColumns, {|o| o:Redraw() } )


cursor row disabled:
oBrowse:deHilite()
AEval( oBrowse:aColumns, {|o| o:Redraw() } )

<<msg to Roger>>
I looked at Roger's source (xbp_brw.prg) and I saw that the method that refreshes the line is PROTECTED
METHOD HiliteColumns // hilite the specified columns

I wanted to force the refresh of the line to turn it off but I do not know how to get around the problem