You have to move the record pointer to get the filter to "kick in". You might try SKIP 1 IN yourtable and SKIP -1 IN your table and see if you come back to the same record # you started at.
Fred
On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 1:39 PM, <mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com
wrote:
VFP9SP2
After applying a filter to a grid cursor, I want to know if the current record pointer (not moved since the filter applied) is on a record that is affected by the filter? That is, if the record pointer is on a record that is no longer visible due to the filter, I want to reset the pointer to the first record in the cursor, or perhaps the previous or next record that IS showing yet even after the filter applied.
My testing shows that my current record pointer does not move after the filter applied (as expected) and EOF('myCursor') is .F. (which is technically true, since it's on a valid record, although it's being filtered out).
Ideas? tia! --Mike
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