Edit edit style (code 89)

Table B-16 shows a sample row in the PBCatEdt table for an Edit edit style. Table B-17 shows the meaning of the values in Table B-16.

NoteAbout the example This example shows an Edit edit style using a code table of display and data values. There is a pair of rows in PBCatEdt for each entry in the code table only if bit 23 of Flag is 1.

For information about code tables in edit styles, see Chapter 8, “Displaying and Validating Data.”

Table B-16: Sample row in PBCatEdt for an Edit edit style

Name

Edit

Type

Cntr

Seqn

Flag

Work

MyEdit

Limit

89

1

1

Flag

Key

MyEdit

Format

89

1

2

0

Focus

MyEdit

Display1

89

1

3

0

MyEdit

Data1

89

1

4

0

MyEdit

Display2

89

1

5

0

MyEdit

Data2

89

1

6

0

Table B-17: Values used in Edit edit style sample

Value

Meaning

Limit

Character representation (in decimal) of Limit value.

Key

One-character accelerator key.

Format

Display format mask.

Focus

Character "1" if Show Focus Rectangle is checked. NULL otherwise.

Flag

32-bit flag. Low-order four hex digits are generic edit type; high-order four are styles within the type. A 1 in any bit indicates the corresponding style is checked. A 0 in any bit indicates the corresponding style is unchecked.

  • Bit 31: Uppercase

  • Bit 30: Lowercase (if Bits 31 and 30 are both 0, then case is Any)

  • Bit 29: Auto selection

  • Bit 28: Password

  • Bit 27: Auto HScroll

  • Bit 26: Auto VScroll

  • Bit 25: HScroll bar

  • Bit 24: VScroll bar

  • Bit 23: Use code table

  • Bit 22: Validate using code table

  • Bit 21: Display only

  • Bit 20: Empty string is NULL

  • Bit 19: Required field

  • Bit 18: Not used (set to 0)

  • Bit 17: Not used (set to 0)

  • Bit 16: Not used (set to 0)

  • Bits 15 – 4 (3 hex digits): Always 0 for Edit edit style

  • Bit 3: Always 0 for Edit edit style

  • Bit 2: Always 0 for Edit edit style

  • Bit 1: Always 0 for Edit edit style

  • Bit 0: Always 1 for Edit edit style