Hello Jussi,
I tried your suggestion, but an error-notice is raised:
Not an object
To use your Collection, I had to modify the code so:
Private hMyForms As New Collection
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_1,Form_name_1)
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_2,Form_name_2)
I tried your suggestion, but an error-notice is raised:
Not an object
Where the error comes?
I just tested the code and it works on my system.
How do you declare the forms?
Object.Call(hMyForms[Form_name_1], Show, Null)
This should be same thing than hMyForms[Form_name_1].Show.
Hi Jussi,
I created the Forms via IDE and I attributed your names to them.
With regard to error, I attached a file immage about it.
bye
vuottt
P.S.: My system:
[System]
Gambas=3.5.90
OperatingSystem=Linux
Kernel=3.11.0-12-generic
Architecture=x86_64
Distribution=Linux Mint 16 Petra
' As the class is specified by name, only exported classes can be
instanciated.
' could try dynamic load of a form by name
hButton = Object.New(Button, [hParent])
'has exactly the same effect as:
hButton = NEW Button(hParent)
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Hi,
I have a four forms in my project:
Form_name_1
Form_name_2
Form_name_3
Form_name_4
Form_name_5
How can I show a form by name of a form by string.
Public Sub Button1_Click()
Dim Form_name As String = Form_name_2
Form_name.Show
End
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Private hMyForms As New Collection()
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_1,Form_name_1)
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_2,Form_name_2)
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_3,Form_name_3)
...
hMyForms[Form_name_1].Show()
Jussi
On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 10:54 AM, abbat81 abbat...@mail.ru wrote:
Hi,
I have a four forms in my
