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... the same file. Subclassing can be in a separate file. This is one of the main features of OOP. >Changes would then be possible for every user. Hmm, instead of "user" I assume you meant "programmer." When using a subclass any programmer can change it without affecting the ...

James Bott wrote:Hmm, the error says:

Error BASE/1004 No exported method: NTOP

Apparently, it is trying to call the nTop method which doesn't exist--at least in my old version from 7/2018.

That Is derived data from TControl class

Hmm, the error says:

Error BASE/1004 No exported method: NTOP

Apparently, it is trying to call the nTop method which doesn't exist--at least in my old version from 7/2018.

Hmm, why not use the extension? That seems to be the simplest way.

James Bott wrote:Nages,

Hmm, is there something different about the above two postings you made, or are they the same and you accidentally posted it twice?

Same posting got posted twice. I don't know why. I deleted one of them now.

Nages,

Hmm, is there something different about the above two postings you made, or are they the same and you accidentally posted it twice?

Hmm, I wonder if the reason it works for me may be that I get directed to a different DNS server than you guys are? If we can locate the programs author, maybe we could get him to remove that automatic update check? In the ...

Hmm, that is interesting. However I just tried running Resedit, with and without an internet connection, and it didn't have a problem either way. I also forced a "phone home" by selecting the menu choice, "Check ...

Hmm, well I didn't know because in the reservation database you sent me that field is named NUMPRE, and it is 18 digits long. The fieldname didn't sound like RESNO, RESID or similar, and I don't even know how big of a number ...

... in fact you didn't understand anything about what I'm doing. Maybe not. I already have a reservation number "RR2454456667" inserted ok? Hmm, well I didn't know because in the reservation database you sent me that field is named NUMPRE, and it is 18 digits long. The fieldname didn't sound ...

Silvio, Hmm, I see that my version of TDatabase does not have a Lookup() method. And Nages didn't provide the Found() function. So you are dead in the water until you have those. Does your version of TDatabase have the Lookup() ...

Silvio,

Hmm, I see that my version of TDatabase does not have a Lookup() method. And Nages didn't provide the Found() function. So you are dead in the water until you have those. Does your version of TDatabase have the Lookup() method?

Perhaps you can just use the Seek() method?

James

Silvio,

I resolved but I not use arraytodbf

Hmm, doesn't arraytodbf() take an array and put it into a DBF? I think you want DBFtoArry() if there is such a method.

James

... my application there is a function that does not have to load the indexes or in one of the functions that I have seen that does not load them all Hmm, I always open the indexes whether they are used or not. This simplifies coding doesn't have a downside that I can think of. If you are using database ...

Hmm, I don't think you can enter an invalid date into a date variable type. Have to tried that? Otherwise here is a test. Note that when a character date is converted to a date format date, if it is invalid it will be an empty ...