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best way to enter data into data sets? (Problems with data sets)) [message #987941] Wed, 28 November 2012 17:18 Go to next message
Patrick R. is currently offline Patrick R.Friend
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Registered: July 2009
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Hello,

i'm trying to enter 25 rows into a data set. The testcase is based on a "ub_tre_selectNode_byIndexPath". After each row is entered, i press shift+s to save the changes. Than i hit "add" to add a new row. But most of my changes disappear. Once in while the save seems to work (i'm now stuck with 18 rows). Am i doing something wrong?

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Re: best way to enter data into data sets? (Problems with data sets)) [message #988266 is a reply to message #987941] Thu, 29 November 2012 08:28 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Michael Zwick is currently offline Michael ZwickFriend
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Registered: February 2012
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Hitting <Return> after entering a new row worked for me:
- Enter new row,
- Hit <Return> first, then save the changes (CTRL-s),
- Hit "Add" to add the next row.
But I also struggled with this...

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Re: best way to enter data into data sets? (Problems with data sets)) [message #988286 is a reply to message #988266] Thu, 29 November 2012 09:41 Go to previous message
Alexandra Schladebeck is currently offline Alexandra SchladebeckFriend
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Hi,

It sounds like you might be running into this problem. It's fixed for Kepler, so for now you'll have to use the workaround which is to make sure that the focus is set correctly after saving. More details are in the bug report.

HTH,
Alex

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