I use rxlib extensively and its great that there is some active direction and development now.
I use TRxMemoryData mem tables a lot for handling data import for database apps - its great for importing ascii files etc.
The only difficulty is in copy the contents into a actual table which is keyed on one or more fields. What happens is we want the duplicates to be handled gracefully - either highlight as a warning message or delete or whatever.
In order to do this I've looked at using the standard locate method - which works on locating from the start of the dataset. Not really good for locating duplicates.
Have thought about writing a LocateNext method which would search from the current record. Has such a patch been written? If not I would be happy to have a go at implementing this and then submitting the function.
Cheers,
Aaron
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Hi,
I use rxlib extensively and its great that there is some active direction and development now.
I use TRxMemoryData mem tables a lot for handling data import for database apps - its great for importing ascii files etc.
The only difficulty is in copy the contents into a actual table which is keyed on one or more fields. What happens is we want the duplicates to be handled gracefully - either highlight as a warning message or delete or whatever.
In order to do this I've looked at using the standard locate method - which works on locating from the start of the dataset. Not really good for locating duplicates.
Have thought about writing a LocateNext method which would search from the current record. Has such a patch been written? If not I would be happy to have a go at implementing this and then submitting the function.
Cheers,
Aaron
Hello,
There is currently no locate next method available in the TRxMemoryData Component.
However, we are currently finalising the release of the source code for development. More information on this will be available very shortly.
Kindest Regards
Scott