... , <id> => ? #<x> or: #xcommand CMD <*x*> END => ? #<x> are accepted by Clipper PP but they cannot match any line. 3. Preprocessor should extract all quoted strings and create separated tokens from them. The string tokens contents cannot be modified later by any rules. ...
... In other words, the codeblock parameter oMenuItem should only exist if it is used from the codeblock inside code. As far as I know the Harbour preprocessor (neither Clipper's one) provides support for that. So? Ok, I will lower warning level to try Harbour but we need of a proper solution. EMG
... In other words, the codeblock parameter oMenuItem should only exist if it is used from the codeblock inside code. As far as I know the Harbour preprocessor (neither Clipper's one) provides support for that.
... in this time. Knowing Alexander Kressin as I know him (he helped a lot when we started building Harbour: he wrote the DBFNTX RDD, the first preprocessor (though lately Przemek, replaced it), and helped on so much more areas) I am sure that Leto DB must be much better now than back in 2010. ...
... to: oFont := TFont():New( "Courier New", 0, -10,, .T.,,,,,,,,,,, oPRINT, ) So there is no change in the font spec in points by the preprocessor. Regards, James
Hakan, Yes, I missed the first line, sorry You can make it entirely optional too: [ <oData>:= <oPtype>:Clone() ;] ; Hi Antonio I tried your suggested solution and It does not work. ppo result is below. ooTb_Temp:=:Clone(); ooTb_Temp:D_AC(,, .F.,, .T., "ADR_0", .F.&...
Thank you Antonio, but there is two command line in => <oData>:= <oPtype>:Clone()<oData>:D_AC(<xxIND>, <xxK>, <.lSoftSEEK.>, <xxALIAS>, <.lReadOnly.>, ; <xxcORDER>, <.lOpenMode.> ) oPType is first i...
Hi I have a to xcommand like below. #xcommand DOSYA_AC <oData>; [INDEX <xxIND>] ; [ORDER <xxcORDER>] ; [ISLEM <xxK>]; [ <lSoftSEEK: SOFTSEEK> ] ; [ALIAS <xxALIAS>] ; ...
... as I changed it to "IDno" - mixed case - then the problem went away. There was no variable declaration in any .ch files going into the preprocessor that conflicted to account for this. So it seems there can be case sensitivity and maybe some "magic words" that can cause problems. ...