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Re: Good Grief! Nscombobox problem :-)

Subject: Re: Good Grief! Nscombobox problem :-)
From: Bob Studer <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 3 Jul 2005 07:14:46 -0700
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On Jul 3, 2005, at 7:08 AM, Bob Studer wrote:

The best way of solving this in general is to not rely on the controls themselves to contain the state data. As soon as you set the state of the control or the user changes the state, store it in a variable. This way they always accessible.

You need to attach change handlers to all the controls that will be called when the state of each control changes. Inside that, get the current state and store it in the state variable associated with the control that has just changed state.

To follow up: When a tab is shown, fill the state of each control from your background state variables. Don't rely on the controls themselves to maintain the state when the tabs aren't shown.

-Bob

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	>Good Grief! Nscombobox problem :-) (From: Dean Shavit <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Good Grief! Nscombobox problem :-) (From: Bob Studer <email@hidden>)

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