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... was used for. We constantly see new integrations to the most current versions of Windows, and databases, in Harbour/FWH Here is the problem I am referencing. Essentially, the response assumes Harbour/FWH is inferior because it compares current programming "languages" with Clipper, a ...

... of performing critical tasks independently. I also need to ensure that I am storing information in a way that allows for easy retrieval and referencing.", "speak": "To calculate the current planets' positions in zodiac houses, we need to gather data about the current ...

... are called from a timer in the program. The program is basically like an arrivals display at an airport. I was creating the Say object without referencing a variable. I changed it to create the say object with oSay01 through oSay12 and set them to nil every time they are called. Still got the ...

... running when trying to send emails. The lockup is happening when the SMTP class is linked in. I tried adding a modified version with any windows referencing calls removed, but no luck. I have reviewed posts on the forum that suggest Harbour, with CURL, can be used to handle emails. However, I ...

... is a way to know what works, and what doesn't. For an example, look at one of your suggested 64 bit builds and you will see files listed that I am referencing. Again, this is for General knowledge, not specific to the ocx I first cited. Thank you.

... fill in all of the other data ( name, address, phones, spouse, department, whatever is of use ). In the dialog, showing the fields is quite easy, referencing them in the same way they are shown in the class. oClient:save() will then take all of the data from memory and write it to hte permanent ...

... fill in all of the other data ( name, address, phones, spouse, department, whatever is of use ). In the dialog, showing the fields is quite easy, referencing them in the same way they are shown in the class. oClient:save() will then take all of the data from memory and write it to hte permanent ...

... but this is such an easy solution, and for the more complex classes, it's really a way to work within longer methods knowing the object you are referencing. Tim

... and so on. The first record inserted on this table on 2018, would be PM18-00000001. Whenever I get an email or phone call from a customer referencing CL17-00002520, I know he is speaking of a claim. If instead he is referencing EN17-00003328, I know he is referencing an encounter... If ...

Tim, Ok, I think I did it backwards (from what you want) in my last example. You want to call a function from a class. Here it is that way. We are using an ACTION codeblock here. James #include "fivewin.ch"Function Main()   local oWnd   define window oWnd Title "Dialog Testing...

Tim, Maybe this is what you are looking for? James #include "fivewin.ch"Function Main()   local oWnd   define window oWnd   activate window oWnd on init MyFunction(oWnd)Return nilFunction MyFunction(oWnd)   Local oDlg, oBtn      Define dialog oDlg title "DlgA&q...

Tim, First you don't ever HAVE to use Privates. I haven't used them in 15 or 20 years. There is always a another way. Privates are always going to be a source of hard to find and seemly random errors. So if I understand this correctly, you have a function that you call from several other places, and...

Here are the two main issues: 1) I have a function which is a pop up dialog. Windows doesn't always handle it well, so I need to use the OF to be sure it stays in focus. 2) I want to inherit the font and other values from the calling dialog, and again this is in a function. DialogA ( oWdlgA ) is the...

Tim, This is how you do it if you are using a codeblock (ON INIT). Remember the issue with self. DlgA will flash (just so you can see it) and then will be hidden by class TTwo's New() method. When DlgB is closed, DlgA will be shown again. Usually, you only use a dialog's variable in only one method ...

Hi Tim, Now, however, I am moving everything to classes, and so oDlgA is logged as DATA. When I call Dialog B, oDlgA is not visible. I tried passing it as a parameter, but no success ( it isn't seen ) I you don't mind, please post the code where you declare oDlgA, how you call oDlgB and how you pass...