I like to share.. I know my coding is not the best on the list, but if
it can help someone in some way (and not hurt) then I'm happy

Jim


--- "Phil Nolette (NCS Group, Inc.)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim,
> I was reviewing the code and wanted to say thanks for sharing this.  I found
> quite a few items in there that provided some real examples that I can use.
> Once again, thanks.
> Phil
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Jim Limburg
> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 3:43 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Your going to love this.
> 
> 
> I have developed a real time save/headache solver...
> 
> I have time after time run into forms that would not run
> because of a variable not being predeclared and yes I know
> it's good programming to do so.... so I hated having to
> copy out rbase's list of vars for a form and then copy and
> paste in SET VAR and so on. I decided to do something about
> it. I have created 3 small script files that will pick up
> the list of vars place the SET VAR in front the var name along
> with the correct datatype setting it to null and place it all
> on the clipboard so all you have to do is type in a couple of
> RUN statements, a few clicks and paste the code right into you
> app...
> 
> Keep in mind this will only work with RBase newest with inline
> patches applied or possibly without the patches, but haven't
> tried. For those on older version you could change the output
> method I am using and save this to a file.
> 
> Here is how it works:
> 
> 1. You must have a table in your database called Dummy with at
>    least on column(name or size doesn't matter but I think it
>    should be a text datatype.. haven't tested this part) WITH
>    ONE ROW OF DATA in it... doesn't matter what the data is..
> 2. Connect to the database the form is in.
>    At the R prompt type ... RUN vlist.rmd
> 
> 3. This will present you a list of 3 choices. Choose '1) Run Step One'.
>    This will show a list of forms in the database, just pick the
>    form you need the list of vars for.
>    This will prompt you to make sure and Open up form in design mode.
>    You will have to choose 'Quit' first.
> 
> 4. Go to the Object Manager and open up the form in design mode.
>    Then without doing anything close the form you just opened -
>    either by [X] to close the form (not Rbase) or by choosing the
>    menu File ... Close Window.
> 
> 5. Now return to R prompt and type RUN vlist.rmd again (or press
>    page up button to get the last commnd) and run this choosing
>    the '2) Run Step Two' option and then '3) Quit'
> 
> 6. The variables are now created and sent to the windows clipboard
>    so you can paste them into your code now.
> 
> ENJOY.....
> 
> Here are there files:
> 
> IN this format...
> filename to save it as
> blank line
> code to copy into the file name above and to save.
> blank line
> RB_EOF... do not copy this line it just tells you where this file stops.
> 
> vlist.rmd
> 
> *(
> --=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
>     PROGRAM NAME: vlist.rmd
> 
>           AUTHOR: Jim Limburg
>                   Tuftco Corporation
>                   2318 Holtzclaw Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404
>                   Voice: 423-698-8601 Fax: 423-698-0842
>                   email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --business
>                          [EMAIL PROTECTED] --home
> 
>          PURPOSE: Capture the variables needed to run a form.
>                   Will set the clipboard to a list of SET VAR
>                   statements that a form needs to have preset
>                   before running
> 
>        IS RUN BY: Be connected to the database you are working
>                   with and then type at R> prompt:  RUN vlist.rmd
>                   Run the First Step and Quit. This will tell you
>                   to Open the form in design mode -- Do this by
>                   going to the Manager where reports,forms,and
>                   tables are created and go to the forms tab and
>                   click on (highlight) the form  you are working on
>                   and click the design button. Immediatly close the
>                   form (yes with doing anything) and then RUN vlist.rmd
>                   again and choose the second option and Quit.
>                   Now you can (paste) the SET VAR statements this
>                   creates into your code pressing [CTRL] + [V] or
>                   right click place you want the code to be placed
>                   and choose paste, or choose paste from the menu
>                   option you have in the program you are writing code
>                   to.
> 
>          RETURNS: Sets the Clipboard to a list of variables
>                   that can be pasted into your code before a form call.
> 
>     MODIFICATION HISTORY
>              Created:   02/12/2002
> 
>  --=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
>  )
> 
> LABEL lbtop
> CHOOSE vaction FROM #VALUES FOR ('1. Run Step One'), '1' FROM dummy +
> UNION SELECT ('2. Run Step Two'), '2' FROM dummy +
> UNION SELECT ('3. Quit'), '3' FROM dummy +
> AT 15 CENTER TITLE 'Choose Next Action'
> SWITCH (.vaction)
>   CASE 1
>     RUN lstvars1.rmd
>     BREAK
>   CASE 2
>     RUN lstvars2.rmd
>     BREAK
>   CASE 3
>   CASE '[Esc]'
>     CLEAR ALL VAR EXCEPT vm_formname
>     GOTO lbexit
>     BREAK
> ENDSW
> GOTO lbtop
> LABEL lbexit
> RETURN
> 
> RB_EOF
> 
> lstvars1.rmd
> 
> *(
> --=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
>     PROGRAM NAME: lstvars1.rmd
> 
>           AUTHOR: Jim Limburg
>                   Tuftco Corporation
>                   2318 Holtzclaw Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404
>                   Voice: 423-698-8601 Fax: 423-698-0842
>                   email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --business
>                          [EMAIL PROTECTED] --home
> 
>          PURPOSE: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>        IS RUN BY: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>          RETURNS: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>     MODIFICATION HISTORY
>              Created:   02/12/2002
> 
>  --=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
>  )
> 
> CLEAR ALL VARIABLES
> SET ERROR VARIABLE errvar
> CHOOSE vm_formname FROM #FORMS
> IF errvar = 0 AND vm_formname IS NOT NULL AND vm_formname <> '[Esc]' THEN
>   SET VAR vm_msg1 TEXT = +
>   ('Be sure to Open ' + .vm_formname)
>   SET VAR vm_msg2 TEXT = +
>   (' form in Design mode, and close it.')
>   SET VAR vm_msg TEXT = (.vm_msg1 + .vm_msg2)
>   PAUSE 1 USING .vm_msg AT CENTER CENTER
> ENDIF
> CLEAR VAR vm_ms%
> CLS
> RETURN
> 
> RB_EOF
> 
> lstvars2.rmd
> 
> *(
> --=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
>     PROGRAM NAME: lstvars2.rmd
> 
>           AUTHOR: Jim Limburg
>                   Tuftco Corporation
>                   2318 Holtzclaw Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404
>                   Voice: 423-698-8601 Fax: 423-698-0842
>                   email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --business
>                          [EMAIL PROTECTED] --home
> 
>          PURPOSE: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>        IS RUN BY: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>          RETURNS: Part of the vlist.rmd -- see it's comments
> 
>     MODIFICATION HISTORY
> 
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