Since years I am using saveas.app.
Start it with program -> do
Then enter the class you want move into antother place.
There you will find antother menu-item on the right: SaveAss
Here you can select the new place of your class.
This program is freeware, but I have no idea who is the owner. I...
This code (InitEvent of the Grid) ends with a ReadOnly Column:
THIS.Column1.Header1.CAPTION = ""
THIS.Column1.WIDTH = 40
THIS.Column1.CONTROLSOURCE = "TableXYZ.abc"
THIS.column1.ReadOnly = TRUE
This code doesn't end with a ReadOnly Column:
THIS.Column1.Header1.CAPTION = ""...
Into the 2th column I add a new object, wich allows me to enter numbers like a calculator (class txtnumber).
Everthing works perfect. But there is a fly in the soupe: Before I enter this column, the number is displayed 'flat' like "12345.67", but as soon I enter this column, the display of the...
I checked it, strange:
I build a simple form and included the header file with Forms / Include File .. .
The recompile all files option has no affect. All changes in the header file were always dedected correctly.
Then I put a simple function in a prg-file, where I show the program version in...
Thanks!
With compile progs\*.prg the changed values in the header file are correctly taken over from all source-files.
But in this case I have to ask: "What is the meaning of compile all files option in the build process?"
In all my program files (*.prg) I include in the first line a header file e.g. #include "mkb.h"
In this header file I DEFINE program-version, database-version etc. etc. This definitions are important for the course of the program. If e.g. the field db_version in the table default.dbf is older...
Since 3 months I am using bbDownLoadURL.fll (freeware) of Mr. Bela Bodecs in a commercial product (more than 300 users) without any problem.
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