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... users--they will wonder why they can't get the cursor into the GET. I don't recommend it. Changing the behavior of the GETs would require either subclassing the GET class or modifying the GET class source. Regards, James

... in the memory calculated on the fields of the dbf and use the newly created columns as if they are in the dbf. We can achieve the same results by subclassing TDatabase, but these two methods enable us to do this without subclassing. As an example, I created a DBF with fieldnames 'FLD1', 'FLD2', ...

... the above line. You may want to read the Introduction to Object Oriented Programming articles on my website for a better understanding of OOP and subclassing. http://www.gointellitech.com/program.htm Regards, James Thank you so much for the great idea! :wink: I did this to preserved my predefined ...

... the above line. You may want to read the Introduction to Object Oriented Programming articles on my website for a better understanding of OOP and subclassing. http://www.gointellitech.com/program.htm Regards, James Thank you so much for the great idea! :wink: I did this to preserved my predefined ...

... the above line. You may want to read the Introduction to Object Oriented Programming articles on my website for a better understanding of OOP and subclassing. http://www.gointellitech.com/program.htm Regards, James

... open a get at footer in the same, to perform an incremental search with that column To do it like that is going to very complex. It will require subclassing the browse and making lots of changes. I suggest putting a buttonbar at the top of the window and putting the GET inside the buttonbar. ...

... main entry? and Fivewin how to direct the windows message on to the o:HANDLEVENT() method, I had studied the book "WINDOWS++", I know the "subclassing" with the c++ but I don't know how does "c" function "GetWndProcess()" access the clipper's object method in FIVEWIN? In "WINDOWS++" I know ...

... implicit locking and unlocking. I need to control the locking and unlocking myself. Earlier Mr. James Bott was kind enough to post a solution subclassing TData, using an undocumented save method. I lost this posting and not able to relocate it. I shall be glad if Mr. James Bott advises how ...

... version will subclass these. Subclass will basically have a controlling array (set up by a series of #xcommands). Subsequent version will not need subclassing but read parameters from a file. I will be supporting: data name conversion (UI independant of data storage) (in and out) type conversion ...

Doug, >>> I take your point about "scatter / gather" but please note that scatter/gather could be implemented in my architecture (not subclassing xDATAFILE class but merely pointing to it) equally as in your architecture. >> I'm sure it could be, but it requires lots of coding--and ...

Hi James >> I take your point about "scatter / gather" but please note that scatter/gather could be implemented in my architecture (not subclassing xDATAFILE class but merely pointing to it) equally as in your architecture. > I'm sure it could be, but it requires lots of coding--and ...

... understanding it. >I take your point about "scatter / gather" but please note that scatter/gather could be implemented in my architecture (not subclassing xDATAFILE class but merely pointing to it) equally as in your architecture. I'm sure it could be, but it requires lots of coding--and it ...

... be the wiser for it. I take your point about "scatter / gather" but please note that scatter/gather could be implemented in my architecture (not subclassing xDATAFILE class but merely pointing to it) equally as in your architecture. Part of my reason for not implementing (ceratainly the TData ...

... of browse and record edit. I didn't want to have to redo all my TCbrowse mods in Tsbrowse. Too lazy I guess. I suppose I should have used subclassing to do this, which would have made the switchover easier. Que sera. One important feature I haven't seen mentioned here is the ability to ...

Greg, >... using the native FivWin Database class...no subclassing (not even aware how to do that). Well without subclassing you are missing out on the best part. There are a couple of articles about this on my website. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jbott/program.htm ...