Trapping @keyB processing

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Howard Wolowitz (Fri, 28 Oct 2005 11:11:38 -0400):

> From: "Jeff Harrison" <jeffaharrison at yahoo.com>
[...]
> > Did you see the @entsel code that Howie posted a few
> > days ago?  That should work for you I think.  It uses
> > @entsel and waitkey to catch all of the keystrokes.  I
> > would think that you could modifiy this so that if a
> > "B" was pressed you would either do a pushkey "B" to
> > get the regular browse, or go to your own code for a
> > custom browse - depending on your variable.
> >
> > You would of course then remove your @keyb processing.
[...]
>
> Good job Jeff - that's exactly why I use the code in the first place.
> Depending on who the user is I either allow the full filePro browse by
> doing pushkey "b"; end or I do a restricted browse, showing only certain
> fields and only that user's records.

And it's a bit more elegant than the pushkey/chain trick you showed at
one of the filePro conferences.

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