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... memory resources. It is recommended to place one call to inetInit() at the begin of a program that uses sockets. After the sockets subsystem is initialized, function inetConnect() or inetAccept() can be called to establish a sockets connection. Note: call function inetCleanup() to release memory ...

... to: @ 0,0 XBROWSE...ID Then it is handled just the same as if you coded it this way in the first place: @ 0,0 XBROWSE... Then the class object is initialized by calling a function ( xbrowsenew() ) rather than the class' New() method. Very strange. I wonder why? No. It just means that @ 0,0 XBROWSE ...

... to: @ 0,0 XBROWSE...ID Then it is handled just the same as if you coded it this way in the first place: @ 0,0 XBROWSE... Then the class object is initialized by calling a function ( xbrowsenew() ) rather than the class' New() method. Very strange. I wonder why? Thanks for pointing this out. James

Silvio,

Your aStrings must be initialized as {}

static aStrings := {}

... adjustment and control are not datas, It could create some datas with those names so they can be defined by the programmer at your own risk and initialized with the values ​​they have in the current DEFINEs? When you create a class that inherits from xBrowse, you have to copy / paste these DEFINEs, ...

Probably bKeyCount was never initialized.
Can we see a small sample reproducing the problem?

... is compiling fine for me. If you are meaning runtime error ( i don't think that is what you meant) then please check nEmployees in already initialized with a numeric value. Finally, the statement nPageE := int(nEmployees/nEmployeeMax) + if(nEmployees % nEmployeeMax > 0, 1, ...

I initialized the vars with cStateID:="CA" and cDept:= "200"

and got:

Eoeo, You can't use the oWnd object until it is actually initialized in ACTIVATE WINDOW. Try the code below: James #include "fivewin.ch"Function Main()   Local oPanel,oBrush,oWnd   DEFINE BRUSH oBrush FILENAME "mare.bmp"  ...

... 74 ) this is the source oOdbc := TOdbc():New( cDSN, cName, cPass ) If !oOdbc:lSuccess oOdbc:ShowErrorList("ODBC session not successfully initialized, aborting...") oOdbc:End() return nil Endif oDbf := oOdbc:Query( "SELECT T0.field1 'CODICE', T0.field2 'DESCRI' FROM CLIENTI T0") ...

... important issue is related to the lChanged clause on the combobox class because with FWH Dec 2012 it is evaluated more times when the control is initialized and this generate errors in my app usually when a dialogs with many comboboxes are used with the ON CHANGE clause is initialized. I checked ...

... able to open the same module twice .. granted I thought statics would be limited in value to the memory stack or the instance in which they were initialized. This does not seem to be so. If I open two instances of the same module when the _Recalc fires, it updates the second instance with the ...

... • When a string is passed by reference, the result cannot become longer than the input string. So when a string must be filled then it should be initialized with enough spaces. • The maximum size of the FunctionCall string is 4Kb (bshell limit). • The maximum size of the ReturnValue string is ...

... oBTN1,oBTN2,oBTN3,lOK,oBrushmsginfo( lclose )  As you can see from the screen shot .. the valid fires before the lclose variable is initialized and I can not seem to trap the event and return(.t.) from the valid .. Thanks Rick Lipkin http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/1015/validg.jpg

... ( wasn't going to make any difference ) change .. I just concluded .. for some odd strange reason .. the local table variables that were always re-initialized each time I went to the detail .. somehow just lost their visibility .. I can not understand it .. makes no sense, but moving the table ...