08-11-2005, 09:58 PM
Hi,
I like the way the "Index" tab in the Windows Help works. You type "G" and it jumps to "get". Then you type "L" (which would be "GL") and it jumps to "Globally unique identifiers"
The Windows XP Start->Run works like this too, as does the address bar in Explorer. The font-dropdown box in MS Word also does this.
I have a fairly long list of names, and I'd like to be able to quickly jump to the correct name by QM finding the first match, and then the next best match, and so on as I continue typing. I'd also like it to return that name's corresponding ID to my program. Any ideas how I could do this?
Thanks!
Tony
I like the way the "Index" tab in the Windows Help works. You type "G" and it jumps to "get". Then you type "L" (which would be "GL") and it jumps to "Globally unique identifiers"
The Windows XP Start->Run works like this too, as does the address bar in Explorer. The font-dropdown box in MS Word also does this.
I have a fairly long list of names, and I'd like to be able to quickly jump to the correct name by QM finding the first match, and then the next best match, and so on as I continue typing. I'd also like it to return that name's corresponding ID to my program. Any ideas how I could do this?
Thanks!
Tony