the X = NEWOBJECT( [Junk], [Test.prg] ) option
I can see in the debugger that X.Stuff is a collection
When I run the code X = CREATEOBJECT( [Junk2.JUNK] ) option
X.Stuff is an object but not a collection.
In both options x.foobar is a string as I expect.
What am I missing?
Anthony L. Testi
IN this case, no. The cursor only exists long enough to load the combobox then
is released.
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Hi
In the
My 2-cents:
Document at a high level.
Example using UML Document your class interactions ( Maybe only a few public
method/properties ) and subclassing structures. Document the important Use
Cases via the Use Case Diagram ( Stick people, Ovals and arrows. ) Finally if
data centric an ERD and
data entry
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of a combobox
Anthony L. Testi wrote:
I've come up with a kludge using the Text and Value properties. Works for
now at least
No need to use the kludge...it's pretty simple. You've got the Hackers
Guide, right? Just look at that.
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On Sep 25, 2006, at 10:25 AM, Anthony L. Testi wrote:
Aligment1 - right
OK, but shouldn't be necessary
Format $$,$$$ ( I do not think this is needed)
Just a single $ in here
InputMask $$,$$$ ( This is what I thought
to anyone else if I
wrote one and released into the public domain? I can see the thinking that no,
it is one time job (if people bother to do it at all) a tool is not needed or
since we have favorites why bother.
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OK I now figured it out. g
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OK I'm hooked on this WTD site, but (warning dumb question coming..) what does
WTF standard
Would that be a WMD: Weapon of Mass debate? g
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Do not take it to heart. He debates with everyone. He is what you might call
a mass debator.
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employer called today
Here's the thing. I was laid off because the team
leader spent $80,000 more than he should have by
taking copious amounts of overtime. He was billing
60 to 80 hour a week. In addition, his wife, a
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it.
This administration never said that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated between
Saddam and al Qaeda, Bush said. We did say there were numerous contacts
between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda.
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, at 2:26 AM, Anthony L. Testi wrote:
The following quote from the online WSJ summerizes my thinking, but
I am open to changing it.
This administration never said that the 9/11 attacks were
orchestrated between Saddam and al Qaeda, Bush said. We did say
there were numerous contacts
in policts. No I am not
going to ask for others here to stop, I'm not that much of a fool ( ok I've
just called myself a name. ) If you see me doing it please point in out, I'm
trying to stop myself.
Anthony L. Testi
Anthony L. Testi
came from multiple sources, not just U.S. Intel. We are at war, get
over it.
John
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Anthony's the Foxpro list's Conservative Prodigal Son.
Welcome back, by the way.
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Welcome back! Hope you didn't throw your VFP notes away :)
No they are all nicely boxed in the garage, I could not bear to toss them, even
thou it seemed at the time I wold never make a buck doing VFP again.
On your question, I think you want SETALL
Yes, Yes that is it. (I'm doing a happy
When I am developing for my self it is TABS all the way. When I am developing
for others well it is tabs unless I am told otherwise, as in my last position.
I was told very clearly that when I wrote in Perl it is spaces all the way.
Thanks for the welcome back
Anthony
You know anyone is
More rust clogging my VFP brain cells:
Is there a 'keyword' that can be added to a VFP select statement to make the
cursor readonly?
Something like this (non-working code, cause' it does not like the readonly)
SELECT * FROM customer INTO CURSOR x readonly
Anthony L. Testi
Anthony L. Testi
the rest of the world may argue that they're more productive (when
measured by hard disk space consumed per second), I stand by the principle
that: Small Is Beautiful.
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You are so right! You beat me to the answer, boy is the rust thick!
Thanks
Anthony
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Anthony
That already is readonly
to change it to readwrite.
SELECT * FROM customer INTO CURSOR 'curx' readwrite
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Right.
Get a BIG honkin' trackball for my feet and a stick in my mouth to click
with and I'm good for another 10 years!!! :-)
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a small amount of pity on me and help
me jump-start my VFP portions of my brain. Specific questions to follow.
A humble prodigal son.
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