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Par2: Conditionally underline row in listbox
2003-02-12 -- Michael Ware
 
Some of this is ABC template specific, but the theory stays the same regardless: 1. In the list box formatter, check on the "Style" box for each field in the row. (NOTE: Use either Style OR Color, never both. You can control color with the style.) 2. In the Window's Init set up "Normal" and "Underline" Styles like this: ! Normal ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontName , 1} = 'Arial' ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontSize , 1} = 10 ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontStyle, 1} = FONT:Regular ?List1{PROPSTYLE:TextColor, 1} = COLOR:Black ?List1{PROPSTYLE:BackColor, 1} = COLOR:White ?List1{PROPSTYLE:TextSelected, 1} = COLOR:White ?List1{PROPSTYLE:BackSelected, 1} = COLOR:Navy ! Underlined ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontName , 2} = 'Arial' ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontSize , 2} = 10 ?List1{PROPSTYLE:FontStyle, 2} = FONT:Bold + FONT:Underline ?List1{PROPSTYLE:TextColor, 2} = COLOR:Navy ?List1{PROPSTYLE:BackColor, 2} = COLOR:White ?List1{PROPSTYLE:TextSelected, 2} = COLOR:White ?List1{PROPSTYLE:BackSelected, 2} = COLOR:Black 3. If this is an ABC Browse, there is a style tab where you can specify 1 as the default style number and 2 as the style # to use if your condition is met. If this is hand coded, use a long field in the queue after each field being displayed and set this to either 1 or 2 for the style desired. Jim Mumford adds: The following combination worked for me: MyQ Queue,Pre(MyQ) Field1 STRING(10) !These Larger than needed for underline FontStyleField1 Field2 STRING(50) !These Larger than needed for underline FontStyleField2 Field3 STRING(50) END !Checked Style for Column 1 and Column2 in List Box ?MyList{PropStyle:FontStyle,1}=FONT:Regular ?MyList{PropStyle:FontStyle,2}=FONT:Underline IF UnderLineCondition=TRUE !Field 1 and 2 are underlined FontStyleField1=2 FontStyleField2=2 Field1=CLIP(Field1) & ALL('_',SIZE(Field1) Field2=CLIP(Field2) & ALL('_',SIZE(Field2) ELSE !Field 1 and 2 are not underlined FontStyleField1=1 FontStyleField2=1 END PUT(MyQ)


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