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... to change the ER graphic engine and inserting a class equal to c5 report that is the parent class that creates the part to be drawn and many subclasses for the graphic design and to insert the objects. The parent class must support the movement of each object. As long as you use Fivewin's ...

... 550, 784, oClient,0,rgb(173,197,229), { 20, 20, 297+20, 210+20 } ) on a oClient ( odlg,oPanel,...) and that class works with all its graphics subclasses ( line, box, ...) and it save to ini or another format file ER only uses one function to create everything and then uses Tcontrol's dots ...

... areas of the sheet to print and in this class the class c5report must be inserted which is a parent class that creates the white area and has some subclasses (line, box, circle, fields, texts, image) . This parent class manages the movement of each object (dots) not like the tcontrol class but ...

... the MyRpt structure, i.e. with the display of a page that supports the graphic classes that Paco created, i.e. the parent class TrptItem and the subclasses (TRptBoxItem, TRptImageItem, TRptLineItem, TRptTextItem, etc.) to modify the data use the Inspector class (as Myrpt does) or the simplest ...

... Is there any progress? Thanks :D there are no small ER problems but big problems, the objects must not be created by Tcontrol but must belong as subclasses of a general parent class as I have already explained more times to gurus, you have to rewrite all or part of it - A Treportdesigner class ...

... for all of us the better solution. there are no small ER problems but big problems, the objects must not be created by Tcontrol but must belong as subclasses of a general parent class as I have already explained to you, you have to rewrite all or part of it - A Treportdesigner class where a white ...

... should be, just as happens in the LINE control of the figure that I posted How is it resolved? By creating a base class Telementi and then all subclasses for each graphic object just like Charles did in MyRpt, or Paco on C5Report or modify Tcontrol there are no other solutions the non-experts ...

... not work, did not work well and only a waste of time, the designer must rewrite it from the beginning as I said with a main class Elements and subclasses for the lines for the boxes and the you imagine just like Paco did there are people who have created other more functional systems for example ...

... never corrected For example the procedure of the elements (Box, line, ..) is badly created, it had to be corrected and an Elements class and then subclasses (tbox, tLine, tImage, ...) Each area had to have the ability to zoom, this is important because many people like myself have difficulty creating ...

... you are doing. >You must know that the current situation in a simple little program using a single archive must move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. >a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked to the class TTclienti which ...

... you are doing. >You must know that the current situation in a simple little program using a single archive must move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. >a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked to the class TTclienti which ...

... old wbrowse again. You must know that the current situation in a simple little program using a single archive must move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. I'll give you a practical example. a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked ...

... this before but I forgot. One of the great things about OOP is that you can move common code up the heirarchy and it is inherited by all the subclasses. If you can write each piece of code only once then you only have to change it once if you need or want to. You also eliminate many lines ...

... running. I ran some class scoping tests and this is what I found. FW/Clipper HIDDEN Only visible within the class in which it is defined and it's subclasses. PROTECTED Visible everywhere. Not assignable outside the class or subclass. READONLY Same as protected. FWH/Harbour All class scope syntax ...

tData ( James Bott ) which is an extension of tDatabase.

Actually, all of my databases are themselves object classes as subclasses of tdata, thus:

oOrders <- tData <- tDatabase