>>* You can't have more than one field editing the same record in-place
>>unless they're in a table (which only really has a single field).
>
> Danny:
>
> Interesting. I"ve never run across that before, although I can see where it
> makes sense. Can you (or perhaps Neil, if you're listening), elaborate a
> little bit on that? Thanks.
>
> Regards,
> Steve Mann
>
FldSetText/FldSetTextHandle expects an unlocked handle, and then locks the
handle you give it. Thus, if you try to call it twice for the same record
(imagine, a record with two editable strings in it), the second call will
fail, since the handle will already be locked).
Of course, two different fields editing the same record, each trying to
resize it would cause problems.
The table manager (as I recall) just moves a single field around on the
screen as the user taps from one row to another row.
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