On 09/18/13 10:39 AM, Mike Copeland wrote:
Now if 24" monitors with touch-interface were under $200...I'd be on
Win8 like a fly on a melted fudgesicle!
I volunteer to help users at the local Retirement Home's computer lab.
Last week a resident brought in a Gateway 27" All-in-One, with Windows
It´s the .h file with strings like
#DEFINE FILENOTEXIST_LOC"File does not exist: "
#DEFINE TAGNOTFOUND_LOC"Index tag not found."
and so on.
I use the vfp9 console, if I need a grid I just drop it on the form
with mouse drag and drop.
1. Create the form as a class first with the grid on it using
At 12:13 2013-09-18, "Tracy Pearson" wrote:
Gene,
When you want a visual object to be added to a container at runtime, and be
seen by the end user, you need to use the ADDOBJECT() method of the
container. The normal containers we think of are Form, Container, and Page
(in a pageframe). There ar
Gene Wirchenko wrote on 2013-09-18:
>I want something more dynamic. Specifically, I would like to
> be able to createobject() the grid so that I can pass
> parameters. When I use createobject() instead, I get the problem
> with nothing displaying.
>Is it possible to use create
My understanding is that Widgets are gone.
I've downloaded, installed, and played with 8.1...and the start
button-ish is back...even setting the system to boot into the desktop is
doable within "normal" windows operations.
Personally, after playing with this tablet, I LOVE the touch screen fo
At 11:52 2013-09-18, Fred Taylor wrote:
Have you set the grid.RecordSource & RecordType and the grid.ColumnCount?
You will also need to set the grid Columns .ControlSource property for
each column, probably before you set the grid.Visible.
Oh, yes.
It seems that when I use createob
Gene,
When you want a visual object to be added to a container at runtime, and be
seen by the end user, you need to use the ADDOBJECT() method of the
container. The normal containers we think of are Form, Container, and Page
(in a pageframe). There are more, but those are the ones you would be
thi
Gene,
I'm pretty sure it must be able to be done. Can you post your code so I
can try it out?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 18/09/2013 03:08 PM, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
At 11:52 2013-09-18, Fred Taylor wrote:
Have you set the grid.RecordSource & RecordType and the
grid.ColumnCount?
You will al
LOCAL loForm
loForm = CREATEOBJECT("testform")
loForm.AddObject("grd", "grd")
loForm.grd.visible = .T.
loForm.Show(1)
RELEASE loForm
CLEAR CLASS "testform"
DEFINE CLASS testform as Form
width = 400
height = 400
datasession = 2
PROCEDURE load
CREA
Have you set the grid.RecordSource & RecordType and the grid.ColumnCount?
You will also need to set the grid Columns .ControlSource property for
each column, probably before you set the grid.Visible.
Fred
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
> At 11:16 2013-09-18, Frank Caz
The news is yes free to win 8 users. But pro is 199$ otherwise. And it seems
M$ are not going to do upgrades. 199$ is it. New or XP. Now I feel right
when I took advantage of the cheap upgrade when it came out. I got a whole
heap of PC's here updated then. And the other news is its due in October,
At 11:16 2013-09-18, Frank Cazabon wrote:
On 18/09/2013 01:54 PM, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
this.theGrid=createobject("grd")
I think you need to do
this.theGrid.Visible = .T.
as your next line of code
I just tried it, and nope, it did not work.
In my first try at subclassing
At 17:37 2013-09-17, Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
Is this what u want ?
I am not sure.
1) The problem that I am having seems to be with how to create a
grid. In particular, createobject() does not seem to work. I would
need the calling sequence, too.
2) There appears to be someth
On 18/09/2013 01:54 PM, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
this.theGrid=createobject("grd")
I think you need to do
this.theGrid.Visible = .T.
as your next line of code
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
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On Wed, Sep 18, 2013, at 06:10 PM, G Gambill wrote:
> Are any of the new windows operating systems VFP friendly?
You mean on the tabs exclusively? Well, Windows RT no - it's a different
codebase, on the ARM architecture. The non-RT tabs run Windows 8 as per
desktop machines, so basically the sam
> and there won't be anything we can do about it.
Apart from putting the data on a low-cost Linux-based NAS device that
runs Samba, somewhere on the network, that is.
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The Lenovo tablet I have runs on an Intel Atom processor. Only 2GB ram,
which I suspect causes quite a bit of data swapping to the 64GB SSD.
In my opinion, Windows RT is a dead end unless you're talking about an
industry vertical niche...like ATMs or processing hardware.
I'd also offer that a
At 12:42 2013-09-17, "Tracy Pearson" wrote:
Gene Wirchenko wrote on 2013-09-17:
> Dear Vixens and Reynards:
>Relating to my problem with getting some grid code going, does
> anyone have any sample grid code where the grid is subclassed?
Like this below?
Not quite.
I wan
At 09:36 2013-09-18, "MB Software Solutions,
LLC" wrote:
On 9/18/2013 12:18 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
Apple had a heads up on the isses that iPhone apps didn't work as well on
iPads and they were able to control what would be allowed and what needed
to be tweaked by the software vendor. M$
I think I heard it here first (dunno who) but I would agree that my VFP
app seems snappier on Win8 than on Win7.
Now if 24" monitors with touch-interface were under $200...I'd be on
Win8 like a fly on a melted fudgesicle!
I hear Win8.1 is due mid-October-ish. And they'll be committing suicide
I agree with your verdict on Win 8, and I would say better than win 7 which,
here, has menu problems (some items not appearing until mouse over)
However I would say the biggest problem with Android is the product
suppliers. Samsung are crap at keeping up to date. They expect you to buy a
new machin
I've had an ASUS (android) tablet for over a year that I use several
times a day, and I just got a Lenovo tablet with Windows 8 on it and
have spent the last couple of days testing it.
1. VFP (and best of all, MY APP) runs great on Windows 8 on a tablet.
I use quite a few OCX add-ons in my
Are any of the new windows operating systems VFP friendly? If so, which
OS's and which VFP versions? The absences of VFP is a show stopper for me.
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 8:59 AM, MB Software Solutions, LLC <
mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com> wrote:
> On 9/18/2013 6:08 AM, Alan Bourke
I wanted to control the apple version of the host file. And guess what,
bloody ipad won't do it. Bluetooth sucks too.
Al
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It amazes me that Apple has that much control, and they always made M$ out
to be the big bad guy. Pot...meet Kettle.
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Good point. Still makes them over 400 quid (uk pounds). Still double an
android tablet. Still I might have been tempted
Al
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On 9/18/2013 12:18 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
Apple had a heads up on the isses that iPhone apps didn't work as well on
iPads and they were able to control what would be allowed and what needed
to be tweaked by the software vendor. M$ doesn't have that radical
control.
It amazes me that Appl
On 9/18/2013 6:08 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
They were late to the tablet game - the RT is sort of pointless and the
full Windows 8 tabs that should make a killing in the corporate world
are too expensive.
If M$ had priced them 1/2 of what they are, do you think the end-result
would have been sig
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 5:08 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
> They were late to the tablet game - the RT is sort of pointless and the
> full Windows 8 tabs that should make a killing in the corporate world
> are too expensive.
>
> -
>
I agree that the device is too expensive.
MPOV the M$ pr
On Sep 18, 2013, at 6:09 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
> Glad to contribute. Wish I could do more!
Thanks!
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Glad to contribute. Wish I could do more!
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 11:20 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> Next month I will riding in the MS 150, which is a two-day cycling event
> to raise money for research to help cure Multiple Sclerosis. It involves a
> 100 mile ride on the first day, and then a 58-mil
They were late to the tablet game - the RT is sort of pointless and the
full Windows 8 tabs that should make a killing in the corporate world
are too expensive.
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