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... Loaded the whole table on an array and browsed the array. It is working fine since then but, of course, this is no definitive solution. I am now rewriting the whole app, taking much care in every detail so that I can test it again on the same LAN. In the meanwhile, any suggestion toimprove its ...

... it will save the data back to the original record. This is the power of inheritance. The code is written once in TRecord so you don't have to keep rewriting it for each subclass you create. Save the customer class in another PRG. //---------------------------------------------------------------------------// ...

... when it is displayed. Awhile ago, I did make an attempt to modify DBCombo to handle numeric data for aItems, but I found that it would require rewriting a huge amount of the code and most people use character values for IDs anyway. I assume from your commented code that you have already tried ...

... executing the next line. The error = Error Base 1086 Argument Error ++ In a small function that only consists of a for next, it works fine. After rewriting the code with a do while structure incrementing i with the ++ operator the problem was still there. Changing i++ in i := i +1 gives a working ...

Antonio,

I check code my apps. Places where I use comma separated commands based on window are too much. In this moment I probably must think about completly rewriting program code.
This is very bad news for me ...

Pawel

Hi All,

There are several functions written in C that make up our POS.

Are C codes can be simply recompiled and link to xhabour without rewriting?

TIA,

xhbCoder

What I need to know is, how can I tell my program to change where the outcome is stored without rewriting it for each variable? Sorry I have not understood exactly what do you want. Maybe the code below can give you some ideas? STATIC cApp := "" STATIC FUNCTION SetRptName() ...

... oReportID:Refresh() ENDIF RETURN NIL What I need to know is, how can I tell my program to change where the outcome is stored without rewriting it for each variable?