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Dear Silvio, Arguments aArray The array name into which the value xValue will be inserted. nPos Subscript position in aArray. Default: 1st position xValue Value to be inserted lAutoSize Boolean flag to increase or not the size of aArray. Default value: .F. https://harbour.github.io/doc/harbour.html#hb_ains ...

Dear Silvio, Arguments aArray The array name into which the value xValue will be inserted. nPos Subscript position in aArray. Default: 1st position xValue Value to be inserted lAutoSize Boolean flag to increase or not the size of aArray. Default value: .F. https://harbour.github.io/doc/harbour.html#hb_ains ...

... modify text within the control. Text formatting: The control allows applying formatting options such as bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript, and superscript to selected text or the entire document. Font selection: Users can choose different fonts for their text. Paragraph formatting: ...

Hi JF, Do your friends call you JF DOT because you are a web developer, or is it a punctuation mark? Have you subscript the modharbour.club Facebook group? It would be so great if you could post a success story. It is so important. So many here are waiting, and we lose a lot of ...

... ) → aTarget Arguments aSource is the array to copy elements from. aTarget is the array to copy elements to. nStart is the beginning subscript position to copy from aSource nCount the number of subscript elements to copy from aSource. nTargetPos the starting subscript position in ...

... n " is 21. When the dialog is activated and controls are to be shown, the value of "n" is 21 and naturally we get runtime error as subscript out of range. Ahh.. So the program executes the loop before we do the activate ? This can explane why i have spend time in order to trap errors ...

... n " is 21. When the dialog is activated and controls are to be shown, the value of "n" is 21 and naturally we get runtime error as subscript out of range. Correct way: for n := 1 to 20 aGet[ 1 ] := MakeGet( n * 20, 50, aVar, n, oWnd ) next n ACTIVATE WINDOW .... //-------------- ...

is a windows problems, please enable alt key subscript.
sorry for my bad english. i show a screenshot of my config.

Thanks, so I abandon the other structure until a further version? :D Something (imaginary) like nIDGet:= 64nID    := 108FOR nIDVar := 23 TO 30    REDEFINE GET oGet GetSUBSCRIPT nIDGet VAR aPedg VarSUBSCRIPT nIDVar,2 MEMO ID IDSubstript nId OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[...

This is correct

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nID:=116
FOR nIDGet := 47 TO 62
    REDEFINE GET aPedg SUBSCRIPT nIDGet,2 ID nID OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[2]
    nID++
NEXT
 

Thank you for your advice. We have now two cases: * This one works:nID:=116FOR nIDGet := 47 TO 62    REDEFINE GET aPedg SUBSCRIPT nIDGet,2 ID nID OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[2]    nID++NEXT* This one, a little more complex, has an error E0030 on ...

... make it work, but then the whole structure is useless since it attach all the GET array to one ID. At least it narrows the error down to the IDSUBSCRIPT part that seems to be giving the problem (and error) Emiliano Llano Díaz Emiliano FOR n := 47 TO nLen    REDEFINE GET aPedg SUBSCRIPT ...

Thanks. That make it work, but then the whole structure is useless since it attach all the GET array to one ID.

At least it narrows the error down to the IDSUBSCRIPT part that seems to be giving the problem (and error)

Emiliano Llano Díaz

Emiliano, try

REDEFINE GET aPedg SUBSCRIPT n,2 ID nIDGet OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[2]

... ID 116 OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[2]nIDGet:=116nLen:=62FOR n := 47 TO nLen    REDEFINE GET aPedg SUBSCRIPT n,2 ID nIDGet IDSUBSCRIPT nIDGET OF oFld:aDialogs[4] UPDATE READONLY FONT oFuente[2]    nIDGet++NEXT