Andrew,
We have cancel the use of extended strings for cConnect property on DBF
DataSources. Now is only present on ADODataSource. That should avoid your
problem.
BTW, I believe it was not a bug, its the correct behaviour of Xharbour
extended strings, that's all.
Extended Literal Strings:
-------------------------
xHarbour introduces a new kind of literal strings known as "Extended Literal
Strings".
Syntax:
-------
E"..."
The literal string may contain Escape Codes following the C language
conventions, like:
n -> New Line character.
t -> Tab character.
r -> CR character.
" -> literal <"> character.
' -> literal <'> character.
-> literal <> character.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
http://www.xailer.com
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> Ignacio,
>
> << Could you send us a small sample showing the error. >>
>
> I cannot send you a sample because it's purely in the IDE cConnect
> property where I am having problems. Type in the four back slashes, save
> the project, exit and reopen. It modifies it to two back slashes and the
> connection is lost.
>
> Prior to 1.1 using a ADS data source (Internet only), I used
> 00.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add in the Datasource
> cConnect property *in the IDE* and it worked fine. When I installed 1.1,
> it modified my connection property like this
> 00.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add, which will not
> connect. I have to change it to
> \000.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add to
> successfully. connect. My problem is that won't save.
>
> "Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga" <
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>>
>> Andrew,
>>
>> I have just tested using TAdoDataSource:cConnect property seting its
>> value to:
>>
>> \000.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add
>>
>> I trapped the OnCreate event with this code:
>>
>> METHOD DataSourceCreate( oSender ) CLASS TForm1
>>
>> logdebug( oSender:cConnect )
>>
>> RETURN Nil
>>
>> An the value obtained is:
>>
>> 00.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add
>>
>> Which I think is correct.
>>
>> Could you send us a small sample showing the error.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> --
>> Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
>>
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>> "Andrew W. Ross" <
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>>>I am still having problems with connection strings even with 1.1a.
>>>
>>> \000.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add
>>>
>>> is transformed to
>>>
>>> 00.000.00.000:9000sharedmyfolderdatamydict.add
>>>
>>> and the connection fails on project reopens. I have to manually add back
>>> the two slashes.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>