Iterate for each control on the form. Use the baseclass property of
the control to see if it's a pageframe. Example code (untested):
*Iterate through each control on the form
FOR EACH loControl IN THISFORM.Controls
IF UPPER(loControl.BaseClass) == "PAGEFRAME"
*Iterate through each page on the pageframe
FOR EACH loPage IN loControl.Pages
*Do whatever with each page
WAIT WINDOW loPage.Name
ENDFOR
ENDIF
ENDFOR
At 04:41 PM 7/12/2006, you wrote:
I'm playing around with FOR EACH, but not getting anywhere, and I'm
not sure I'm on the right track.
In VFP9, how can I programatically tell how may pageframes are in
the current form?
I have a class of forms that may have zero, 1 or theoretically more
page frames, each page frame will have a unique name, and I need to
return number of page frames so I can iterate through their
pages. The page iteration isn't the problem, getting the pageframe
and it's name is.
Thanks!
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