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First thank's Jose for the mail and beta, seems all Ok. Now i need your's help to read the property cVarName of a control. How to do this?
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Read control property cVarName
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Read control property cVarName
Xailer escribió el vie, 20 mayo 2011 06:32Good Morning
First thank's Jose for the mail and beta, seems all Ok. Now i need your's help to read the property cVarName of a control. How to do this?
DC,
I'm afraid that property is not available at run-time, sorry.
Regards,
First thank's Jose for the mail and beta, seems all Ok. Now i need your's help to read the property cVarName of a control. How to do this?
DC,
I'm afraid that property is not available at run-time, sorry.
Regards,
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
[OZ Software]
https://www.ozs.es
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[OZ Software]
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Read control property cVarName
Hello Ignacio
Many thanks for answer, maybe using the Cargo property assigning the names of controls as strings?
Many thanks for answer, maybe using the Cargo property assigning the names of controls as strings?
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Read control property cVarName
Xailer escribió el vie, 20 mayo 2011 11:35Hello Ignacio
Many thanks for answer, maybe using the Cargo property assigning the names of controls as strings?
That can be a possibility. I prefer this one:
CLASS TMyForm FROM TForm
DATA aMyControls INIT {::oEdit1, ::oEdit2, ::oEdit3 }
END CLASS
Then use ::aMyControls to point to the desired object.
Regards,
Many thanks for answer, maybe using the Cargo property assigning the names of controls as strings?
That can be a possibility. I prefer this one:
CLASS TMyForm FROM TForm
DATA aMyControls INIT {::oEdit1, ::oEdit2, ::oEdit3 }
END CLASS
Then use ::aMyControls to point to the desired object.
Regards,
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
[OZ Software]
https://www.ozs.es
--
[Equipo de Xailer / Xailer team]
https://www.xailer.com
[OZ Software]
https://www.ozs.es
--
[Equipo de Xailer / Xailer team]
https://www.xailer.com