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... with a view to continue the edit. If xbrowse has to behave like excel, the edit has to remain the same edit poition when he comes back after he refers to other information / after other operation. This point is solved... when user click over other control in same aplication the data is saved ...

... with a view to continue the edit. If xbrowse has to behave like excel, the edit has to remain the same edit poition when he comes back after he refers to other information / after other operation. The danger with the present change is that if the user does anything ( referring to information ...

Did you defined a new class from tdialog ?

Super refers to the upper class in your case should be tdialog.
Since its not defined it seems that you defined a new class and not innherit from tdialog.

Antonio

... xHarbour files to see if I could find where this error gets posted but I had no luck. Also there is nothing currently on the xHarbour forum that refers to an error 9001. Ken

Hi, with a custumor we are experiencing some problems with a duplicated Id No. The error message refers to the method defcontrol in class tdialog: METHOD DefControl( oCtrl ) CLASS TDialog DEFAULT oCtrl:nId := oCtrl:GetNewId() if AScan( ::aControls, ...

... spaced type is different than "pitch," which is the term often used for non-proportionally spaced "typewriter" type like Courier. Point size refers to letter height, whereas pitch refers to the number of equal-spaced letters printed per inch. Regular "pica" sized typewriter type is 10 pitch ...

... you're using the VALID keyword twice In any case the first valid should be simplified just as VALID ( xy == z ) // the if() is redundant Guenther refers to a #xtranslate statement in TCBrowse.ch which comes from original FiveWin version since 1.9.5 ( or prior versions, I don't know ). Inclusive ...

Harvey,

Please review carefully whatsnew.txt again and you will see it was not implemented in 2007. Much before

Anyhow its a feature that is already built in FWH. Fade in refers to the way that the tooltip uses to dissapear.

What fade in effect do you want ? An initial one ?

... default extensions for each of the arguments so you do not need to type them in. The first (leftmost) word Numbers is the name of the library and refers to Numbers.LIB. If it does not exist, tlib.exe will create it. The -+ before the names of each object file to put in the library are commands ...

... when zooming in. Many thanks! The only issue I ran into with linking in the rpreview.prg code was that I have no LargeFonts() routine that it refers to. I created a dummy function and tried both .T. and .F. return values, but am not sure what difference it makes. But at least it works. - Steve

... hints about how to proceed? I have already searched in the forums but could no find any complete example (for instance, the \Samples\Testdll.prg refers to a "buildhd.bat" which I could not find anywhere) Many thanks Rafael

I noticed that the code used in the conversation that you linked to refers to a function called setdatepic(). The code calls setdatepic() with 5 parameters, with the 5th one a 0 or 1 depending on whether the date is empty or not. When I look at the source ...

Here is how I do it. 1. I have a password security sign-on for my app that identifies the user, and refers to a members.dbf that contains the ID number assigned to each allowed user. Upon sign-on, that user ID # is copied into a file-wide static memvar. 2. Upon completion ...

I see the REDEFINE TAB COMMAND in the source code, but I can't see what it refers to when I open the RC file with Pelles C CONTROL "", ID_SECTIONS, "TTabs", 0 | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_BORDER, 5, 216, 149, 14 What I need to know is - am ...

... ( forced the initialise function to return .t. so that it could work) I see the REDEFINE TAB COMMAND in the source code, but I can't see what it refers to when I open the RC file with Pelles C When the app runs, I can't see the Name, phone address section at the bottom of the screen that I can ...