>>All good except that the compiler takes exception to my array of
>> editfields e(x,y)
>>
>> They/it don't exist.
>>
>In Open the array e(8,8) is declared as a local variable, which means
>that its scope is limited to the Open event, which is long over by
>the time you push the button. You will want to declare e as a
>property of the window, and deleted the dim e(8,8) from the Open
>event. Doing that assures that e will stay in scope.
>
>Best,
>
>Jack
Thank you.
A definite "getting started" oversight.
I find it interesting that the editfields are not a property of the window by
the method I used considering after the 'loaded' editfields accept text that
can be deleted etc as if they exist. Considering they are all clones of the
Editfield1(0) I placed on the window I find this a little hard to work around.
Just extra code I guess.
I'm just back at this after playing in VB6 and I have to remind myself of the
diffs again; so thanks again.
all the best
Derek
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