Paul McNary wrote:

> Ed Leafe wrote:

>> On Sep 21, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:

>>

>>> afterCellEdit() is supposed to be called when an editor for a grid

>>> cell is dismissed, but I just looked at the code, and I don't see

>>> anywhere that it is called. Looks like a bug to me; I'll run some

>>> tests and post an update if it turns out to be a bug.

>>

>>

>> Spoke too soon: it is called from the wrapper for the wx-level

>> SetValue() method. So the grid's working fine in its current state.

>>

>> -- Ed Leafe

>>

>

> From within a grid.

> What I am needing to do is catch the TAB key event, which I am doing.

> Then I want to setFocus to a textbox on the form.

>

> I catch the TAB with onKeyDown, then I do the

> self.Form.txtbxXX.setFocus()

> When I'm done it is still in the grid.

> I've tried evt.stop() in the onKeyDown but can't seem to

> figure out how to get out of the grid

>

> Thanks

>

> Paul McNary

> pmcnary@cameron.net

>

Further Clarification

def onGridCellSelected(self, evt):

if evt.EventObject.Columns[evt.col].DataField == "itemid":

print len(evt.EventObject.CurrentCellValue)

if len(evt.EventObject.CurrentCellValue) == 0:

print "You are not here"

self.Form.edtbxRecipeNotes.setFocus()

You are not here prints

When I am done I am still in the grid cell

Thanks

Paul McNary

pmcnary@cameron.net