> From: Manojaba Banerjee
>
> is it always required to call an event to handle a form ?
> suppose i have a form, where i am handling database using pack & unpack.
> now from unpack can it directly call the next form ? or i'll have to
> write another call event for that ?
>
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "call an event to handle a form,"
"call the next form," and "write another call event," but since this is the
second time you've asked this, here's some info that might help:
You can do FrmGotoForm() or FrmPopupForm() or FrmDoDialog() or
FrmReturnToForm() or FrmCustomAlert() or FrmAlert() just about whenever you
want to (depending on exactly what you want to happen). However, each of
these functions will produce more events which your program will have to
handle or pass to the OS to handle (in your event loop). That's the way an
event driven program architecture works. I hope this info is useful. If
not, you should try to rewrite your question.
BTW, if you ask a question and don't receive an answer, wait a couple days
before asking again. If you have to ask the question a second time, be sure
to include more specific detail about what you want to do and what problem
occurs when you try to do it and possibly some source code. Then you will
more likely receive a helpful answer.
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