Event Filtering

Hi,

If you have the (current version of) the help fiel for the UI-com object: open it, open 'contents', open 'Programming with the UI API', open 'Event handling' and try the article 'Filtering events'.

Otherwise, here is a code fragment I'm using

'// Create a new EventFilters object

Set oSboFilters = New SAPbouiCOM.EventFilters

'

' Set oSboFilter = oSboFilters.Add(et_FORM_KEY_DOWN)

' oSboFilter.Add EB_EXCELQUOTATION

Set oSboFilter = oSboFilters.Add(et_ITEM_PRESSED)

oSboFilter.Add OFFERTE_FORM

oSboFilter.Add EB_EXCELQUOTATION

oSboFilter.Add EB_EXCELORDER

oSboFilter.Add EB_MAINTFORM

oSboFilter.Add EB_KAARTFORM

oSboFilter.Add ORDER_FORM

oSboFilter.Add LEVERING_FORM

oSboFilter.Add GOEDONTVANGST_FORM

Set oSboFilter = oSboFilters.Add(et_FORM_LOAD)

oSboFilter.Add OFFERTE_FORM

oSboFilter.Add ORDER_FORM

oSboFilter.Add LEVERING_FORM

Set oSboFilter = oSboFilters.Add(et_MENU_CLICK)

'// Setting the application with the EventFilters object

'// in this case we will process a click event for form types 142 and 139

'// and we will process a key down event for for form type 139

Sbo_application.SetFilter oSboFilters

But that is just some general eventfiltering info. Any way an event you are not filtering, you will not receive. BUT if you disable the event filters you will receive every event (both in befroe and after event) So you could use that to check what event you are not catching (but do not let sbo loose focus cuase that generattes events too and then it's all a pain in the ...)

Regards,

Jacques