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Anne Crace wrote:Mine has 2 combo boxes, each populated from the file, and each with "any" added to the list. The "any" is the default value for each. "Any" and "any" returns all records. A name and a location can be specified or a name and "any" or a location and "any". There are lots of ways to implement your GUI.
Anne Crace wrote:Mine has 2 combo boxes, each populated from the file, and each with "any" added to the list. The "any" is the default value for each.
Roel De Nijs wrote:
So you have no support to search for name or location ?
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Anne Crace wrote:Matching regular expressions to me are just cryptic and ugly in any language.
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Anne Crace wrote:He suggested it as sparing the user from his/her own typos. The combo boxes are populated from the database, so they are an exact match and spelled correctly.
Roel De Nijs wrote:
Agree. I guess you load the content of those comboboxes when application starts. But did you also handle the possibility to reload the content of those combos?
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I am opting for the "Reserve" button for the removal. I do call refresh() from my Search button. Not sure if it works, though. I haven't really tested this part of the functionality yet. I am flummoxed right now, too. I am not going to bother with it any more over the weekend. Maybe the answer will come to me in my sleep.Kevin Florish wrote:
I then plumped for refreshing the combo boxes when the user presses the "SearchAll" button which in my gui resets both combo boxes to show
"---ANY---".
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