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Antonio Linares wrote:

All this outside functions ( mod_pas, newRec, delRec and excRec ) are "Undefined ..."

Have you declared them as extern ?

After this you sugestion I tried that :

#include "fivewin.ch"
#include "xbrowse.ch"
#include "tdolphin.ch"
#include "dtpicker.ch"

external mod_pas
external newRec
external delRec
external excRec

FUNCTION uzsak()
...

Sorry , the same result ...

Antonio , can you direct where I can insert direction for minGw build ( \samples\buildg.bat ) ? Daniels TDolphin require that setting : -ldflag=-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition . I'll try that with your buildg.bat and only needs to add dolphins libs . It will be clear if this is a problem of settings for build ...

In buildg.bat there are only two places where gcc is called. Those flags should be provided there.

Antonio Linares wrote:Rimantas,
Please ty to provide me a simple example like this one that reproduces your error, thanks

+1

you could use a tdolphin server to make a sample that we can build

Antonio Linares wrote:In buildg.bat there are only two places where gcc is called. Those flags should be provided there.

Antonio, excuse , but can you simple to point where I can to add this and how ? Yes, gcc is in 2 lines ( with or without .rc ) . At this moment I don't know how to let gcc listen to this commands . .hbp contains like that :
-ldflag=-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition .

Buildg.bat
if not exist %1.rc %mingw%\bin\gcc -o%1.exe %1.o -ldflag=-Wl --allow-multiple-definition -Wall -s -mwindows -L%mingw%\lib -L%hlibs% -L%fwh%\lib -mno-cygwin -Wl,--start-group -lfivehg -lfivehgc -llibmysqlm -ldolphin -lgtgui -luser32 -lwinspool -lkernel32 -lcomctl32 -lcomdlg32 -lgdi32 -lgdiplus -lole32 -loleaut32 -lpsapi -loledlg -lmfcuia32 -lmsimg32 -lwin32k -lstdc++ -lversion -luuid -lwinmm -lvfw32 -lwsock32 -lhbcommon -lhbcpage -lhbcplr -lhbct -lhbhsx -lhblang -lhbmacro -lhbmainstd -lhbmzip -lodbc32 -lhbpcre -lhbpp -lhbrdd -lhbrtl -lhbsix -lhbsqlit3 -lhbtip -lhbusrrdd -lhbvm -lhbwin -lhbzlib -lrddcdx -lrddfpt -lrddntx -lxhb -lpng -Wl,--end-group

then I get an error : unrecognized option --allow-multiple-definition . If let with comma : -ldflag=-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition , then return : can't find -ldflag=-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition ...

ADDED : Ok, after some search found that it's need only -Wl,--allow-multiple-definition . Now it's linking ...

Rimantas,

-Wl is already used by buildg.bat, so just need to add --allow-multiple-definition

Try this:
gcc -o%1.exe %1.o -Wall -s -mwindows -L%mingw%\lib -L%hlibs% -L%fwh%\lib -mno-cygwin -Wl --allow-multiple-definition,--start-group -lfivehg -lfivehgc -lgtgui -luser32 -lwinspool -lkernel32 -lcomctl32 -lcomdlg32 -lgdi32 -lgdiplus -lole32 -loleaut32 -lpsapi -loledlg -lmfcuia32 -lmsimg32 -lwin32k -lstdc++ -lversion -luuid -lwinmm -lvfw32 -lwsock32 -lhbcommon -lhbcpage -lhbcplr -lhbct -lhbdebug -lhbhsx -lhblang -lhbmacro -lhbmainstd -lhbmzip -lodbc32 -lhbpcre -lhbpp -lhbrdd -lhbrtl -lhbsix -lhbsqlit3 -lhbtip -lhbusrrdd -lhbvm -lhbwin -lhbzlib -lrddcdx -lrddfpt -lrddntx -lxhb -lpng -Wl,--end-group

Antonio , after some search at last I can say some results . Some functions inside one scripts can work if script have only function or dialog . This will not work if script main control will be WINDOW ...

This code works fine :



Change some code - instead dialog -> window



This alreday will return error , then you will click in button "OK" ... Note that the first time , before window , Secnd() function works . But after window , alreday no ...

So with windows scripts with some function , which call from window control , can't work ?

With best regards !

Rimantas,

windows are non modal, thats why they don't work

The execution continues and the script ends

Antonio Linares wrote:Rimantas,

windows are non modal, thats why they don't work

The execution continues and the script ends

... but windows it leaves , not close ... So any solution for that not exist ?

the window remains opened because it belongs to the operating system, not to the PRG

Try this:

local lExit := .F.

...

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

StopUntil( { || lExit } )

From the window, change lExit to .T. to finally exit.

Antonio Linares wrote:the window remains opened because it belongs to the operating system, not to the PRG

Try this:

local lExit := .F.
...
ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd
StopUntil( { || lExit } )

From the window, change lExit to .T. to finally exit.

Wwoooowwww ! And that is working ! Very fine ! So all power of script we can use now with that . Just to ensure - this StopUntil - do not have any hiden surprises ( mem consump as for sample ) ?

Thanks for solution !

Rimantas,

Do you think that I would advise a solution with "hiden surprises" ?

I think I talk very clear always, and if there is a problem, I always warn about it. Lots of users trust me for so many years, and surely is because I have proved to be serious and professional

Antonio Linares wrote:Rimantas,

Do you think that I would advise a solution with "hiden surprises" ?

I think I talk very clear always, and if there is a problem, I always warn about it. Lots of users trust me for so many years, and surely is because I have proved to be serious and professional

Excuse me , Antonio . I don't have that in mind . Simply I was collided that other solutions , like StopUntil in this situation , are working in other manier - loops and etc and it was eating mem . But that in earliers clipper + vb times . Excuse me if I insulted you . I'm not in doubt about you , that is true .

There should be no problems using that function.

The FWH print preview uses it

Antonio Linares wrote:There should be no problems using that function.

The FWH print preview uses it

Thank you Antonio ! Now scripts have a full power with that . It's very fine . I can to plan to build core exe , menus with directions prgs . It's really fine !