I would just create a Module called something like DialogFactory...
PUBLIC ErrorDialog AS Integer = 0
PUBLIC WarningDialog AS Integer = 1
PUBLIC InformationDialog AS Integer = 2
PRIVATE DefaultDialogType AS Integer = ErrorDialog
PRIVATE AllowedTypes AS Integer[] = [ErrorDialog, WarningDialog,
Hi Caveat,
Thanks, that is a lot simpler :)
Best Regards,
Vikram Nair
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Hi Caveat,
Thanks, that is a lot simpler :)
Best Regards,
Vikram Nair
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What You Don't Know About Data Connectivity CAN Hurt You
This paper provides an overview of data connectivity, details
its effect on
You're welcome :-)
I was thinking if you want your module to be used by others who may have
the bright idea of changing the public attributes, you should probably
code using the CONST keyword...it's also clearer that these values
should never be changed...
PUBLIC CONST ErrorDialog AS Integer =
Hi,
I am working on an application in which I reuse the same dialog for performing
different tasks. I have a PUBLIC INTEGER variable(named dialogType) in the
dialog's .class file. When creating instances of this dialog I set the
DialogInstance.dialogType to the value(0,1,2,...) which indicates
