EndEdit Method, SftTree Object


	SftTree.EndEdit Method	Softel vdm, Inc.

Ends cell editing.

Syntax

		VB.NET	InputValid = object.EndEdit(ByVal Validate As Boolean) As Boolean
		VB	InputValid = object.EndEdit(ByVal Validate As Boolean) As Boolean
		C#.NET	bool InputValid = object.EndEdit(bool Validate);
		VC++	VARIANT_BOOL InputValid = object->EndEdit(VARIANT_BOOL Validate);
		C	HRESULT object->raw_EndEdit(VARIANT_BOOL Validate, VARIANT_BOOL* InputValid);
		Delphi	InputValid := object.EndEdit(Validate : WordBool) : WordBool;

object

A SftTree object.

Validate

Set to True to validate input data, False to skip input validation.

InputValid

Returns True if cell editing has ended, False if it hasn't due to input validation (the application rejected the input data by setting the Cancel variable of the EditValidate (or AfterEdit) event to True. If Validate is False, EndEdit will always return True.

Comments

The EndEdit method ends cell editing.

If Validate is True, the EditValidate (and AfterEdit) event is generated to allow the application to process the input data. If Validate is False, the current data being edited is abandoned and the cell text remains unchanged.

The EndEdit method doesn't need to be called under normal circumstances. If the user clicks the mouse button outside the cell being edited, the tree control automatically generates an EditValidate (and AfterEdit) event. The EndEdit method can be used to end cell editing due to an external event, such as a timer event or other application specific events.

Cell editing can be started using the Cell.Edit method.