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hua wrote:For some reason, I nothing happens when I click on the button.
But was able triggering it programmatically using oBtn:click(). Strange

Discovered the reason. I can't place @ r, c BTNBMP oBtn PROMPT "prompt" OF oBar SIZE w,h PIXEL at oDlg:bInit

hua wrote:For some reason, I nothing happens when I click on the button.
But was able triggering it programmatically using oBtn:click(). Strange

Discoevered the reason. I can't place @ r, c BTNBMP oBtn PROMPT "prompt" OF oBar SIZE w,h PIXEL at oDlg:bInit

For some reason, I nothing happens when I click on the button.
But was able triggering it programmatically using oBtn:click(). Strange

... then the control of the database connection must immediately switch to the local database. I use Oracle database and this is no problem in triggering duplicate save records to destination server anywhere. Regards. Mulyadi Hello Silvio, If you have a cloud program, that doesn't mean that ...

fraxzi wrote:Hi All,

Using xBrowse RowSet.. oRs:bEdit := { |oRec| MyDialog( oRec ) } not triggering when xBrowse on Tree ... any hint?

I got it... need to partner it with:

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:bEdit := { |oRec| MyDialog( oRec ) }
:bLDblClick := {|| oBrw:EditSource() }

 

Hi All,

Using xBrowse RowSet.. oRs:bEdit := { |oRec| MyDialog( oRec ) } not triggering when xBrowse on Tree ... any hint?

... or greater ? From FWH1801, bPastEof will be evaluated with 2 parameters viz., Self, nKey. nKey can be nil, VK_DOWN, 0 or -1 depending on the triggering event. Code: VK_DOWN : When triggered by pressing down key by the user. 0 : If ::GoDown() is called by the application program or triggered ...

From FWH1801, bPastEof will be evaluated with 2 parameters viz., Self, nKey. nKey can be nil, VK_DOWN, 0 or -1 depending on the triggering event. VK_DOWN : When triggered by pressing down key by the user.0      : If ::GoDown() is called by the application program or triggered by ...

... Guide Help File. CAUTION When opening a table, the error object is no longer populated if an error occurs. This is because the error object was triggering the default error handler to be called even if the error was handled within the application. This was implemented to provide the ability ...

... "Learn( aInputs, nExpectedOutput )" not declared in class: TPerceptron' None of the error messages are valid so I can't imagine what is triggering them. James

Marco, It's a bit difficult to make a self-contained sample, This makes me think that there is something else in your code that is triggering the problem. Antonio's sample code is only 5 lines of code, so an example is simple. If you are getting it in your code, then it must be something ...

... Class TImage is properly working on 64 bits. You can check it using samples\testimg.prg. FreeImage64.dll is provided. * Fix: Enter key was not triggering edit as expected when classes derived from TXBrowse or other browses are used where the derived class name does not contain the string "BROWSE". ...

I have had toolbar icons disappear due to memory leaks in the past. One way to test it is to create a memory leak intentionally so you can run the program and keep triggering the memory leak until the icons disappear.

James

Frank,

I suggest comparing your browse definition with that in testxbrw.prg to see if you can find what might be triggering the error. It would be very helpful if you could create a simple test program that shows the error.

Regards,
James

... when the class is intialized, then set to .t. or .f. and at the point you have shown an attempt is made to set it to nil again. This seems to be triggering the error. The code should be rewritten so that lAuto is always a logical. I don't think commenting out that line is a good solution since ...