Absolutely, Gene. As always with the Fox there are multiple ways to do the same
thing. :-)
You can go through the rows in a table or cursor using DO WHILE NOT EOF() and
SKIP but my preference is to use SCAN...ENDSCAN.
ICASE is way easier to read and maintain then a bunch of nested IIFs.
ASSERT
Anyway...all this is not my real problem. My real problem is, how can
moving a completely unrelated class definition from one .prg file to
another trigger this insane error?
The behavior you see would make sense if the MainForm object where the
Resize method is triggered is based on the
Can you tell us:
-- What is the format of the video?
-- What is the resolution of the video?
-- What was the original format / recording mechanism?
I guess what I'm getting at is is the video in one of the preferred
formats for YouTube? and if not, by converting the video does it then
upload?
Anyway...all this is not my real problem. My real problem is, how can
moving a completely unrelated class definition from one .prg file to
another trigger this insane error?
The behavior you see would make sense if the MainForm object where the
Resize method is triggered is based on the
I believe the Resize event is a wee bit of a misnomer as I believe it fires
even if you simply move the form. Also, closing the form container is resizing
it from that POV. But if you use the event logging mechanism you can
definitively prove or disprove my bold assertion. ;-)
--
rk
First of all I want to thank you all for the suggestions on printing lag
time. I have been really perplexed about the whole situation.
Last week 3 of the computers linked to a particular switch malfunctioned,
the hardware people came in and replaced the switch alas the problem is
gone.
They
On 10/09/2014 08:19 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Can you tell us:
-- What is the format of the video?
AVI
-- What is the resolution of the video?
1280 x 720
-- What was the original format / recording mechanism?
RCA Small Wonder camera.
I have over 300 uploads from this camera in this
Roger Tremblay wrote on 2014-10-09:
First of all I want to thank you all for the suggestions on printing
lag time. I have been really perplexed about the whole situation.
Last week 3 of the computers linked to a particular switch
malfunctioned, the hardware people came in and replaced
Have you tried converting it to MP4? This is a supported format that
Google uses and the format that I upload my videos with.
On 10/09/2014 11:22 AM, Pete Theisen wrote:
On 10/09/2014 08:19 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Can you tell us:
-- What is the format of the video?
AVI
-- What is the
Ken,
I seem to remember that in your initial description of this problem you stated
that you 'commented out' the procedure/class definition from the original file.
Exactly how did you do this commenting out?
I've had several instances where I managed to get the same procedure name in
more than
I seem to remember that in your initial description of this problem you
stated that you 'commented out' the procedure/class definition from the
original file. Exactly how did you do this commenting out?
I've had several instances where I managed to get the same procedure name
in more than
Hi Ken:
PRGs doesn't make corrupt, as text files doesn't corrupt. If you see a
corrupted text file, you see a bunch of rare characters, and not the text.
VCX classes can corrupt, because they are DBFs.
2014-10-09 19:08 GMT+02:00 Ken Dibble krdib...@stny.rr.com:
I seem to remember that in
So I created a new prg file that had never contained that class definition.
And I forgot to add that I also deleted the related .fxp file and forced a
new compile of the program. No effect.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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PRGs doesn't make corrupt, as text files doesn't corrupt. If you see a
corrupted text file, you see a bunch of rare characters, and not the text.
Well I think sometimes the Intellisense and compile as you go features
can in fact mess up a prg file at a very low level. At bottom, ALL files on
On 10/09/2014 11:47 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Have you tried converting it to MP4?
The file loader does not connect, before any file is selected. But I am
restarting firefox for another try so . . .
This is a supported format that
Google uses and the format that I upload my videos with.
On
On 10/09/2014 07:39 PM, Pete Theisen wrote:
On 10/09/2014 11:47 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Have you tried converting it to MP4?
The file loader does not connect, before any file is selected. But I am
restarting firefox for another try so . . .
OK, it is working now. Go figure . . .
This
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