 | | From: | Erich Zippel | | Subject: | Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 18:19:49 +0100 |
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Maybe today I am just stupid once again, but I don't see why my code's not
working.
Can anyone have a look?
I hafe the following function in the menu of my forms
function PERSSETTINGS_onClick
local aParams
aParams=new assocarray()
aParams["Formname"] = form.text
do edmsettings.wfm with true,aParams
return
And in the header of the form I try to use it:
local f
f = new edmsettingsForm()
// f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
// if argcount( ) > 1
f.params = argvector(2)
// endif
msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
// this already tells me a 'U' for undefined, so my parameter never comes
f.rowset.filter = "Formular = '"+f.params["Formname"]+"'"
f.mdi=true
f.open()
return
Also an alternative in the form header does not work.
local f
parameter mdi,params
f = new edmsettingsForm()
f.params=params
Erich Zippel
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| | From: | Bruce Beacham | | Subject: | Re: Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 18:04:19 +0000 |
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| > local f
> f = new edmsettingsForm()
> // f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
> // if argcount( ) > 1
> f.params = argvector(2)
> // endif
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> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
f is local. You need it to be private.
Bruce Beacham
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| | From: | Erich Zippel | | Subject: | Re: Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 19:26:57 +0100 |
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| Simple reason, tired eyes, big consequences,...
Thanks a lot.
Erich Zippel
"Bruce Beacham" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:e9LCdP%23$EHA.1708@news-server...
>> local f
>> f = new edmsettingsForm()
>> // f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
>> // if argcount( ) > 1
>> f.params = argvector(2)
>> // endif
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>> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
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> f is local. You need it to be private.
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>
> Bruce Beacham
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| | From: | Bowen Moursund [DataTech] | | Subject: | Re: Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 11:25:23 -0600 |
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| > And in the header of the form I try to use it:
>
> local f
> f = new edmsettingsForm()
> // f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
> // if argcount( ) > 1
> f.params = argvector(2)
> // endif
>
> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
Ya gotta receive the arguments:
parameters arg1, arg2
local f
f = new edmsettingsForm()
f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
if argcount( ) > 1
f.params = argvector(2)
endif
msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
--
Bowen Moursund
DataTech
Consulting & Development
http://www.bmmnet.us
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| | From: | Erich Zippel | | Subject: | Re: Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 19:00:52 +0100 |
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| Well, I'm afraid I still get an 'U'-ndefined.
It also happens when directly assigning: f.params = arg2
Also problem is independent of calling from menu or form.button.
BTW I have a lot of other parameters in headers working quite fine without
the
parmeters statement.
Made a further check on that:
What worked fine earlier was using the parameter in the onOpen/OnRender of
the form/report.
And that works for the example given (with our without the 'parameters
arg1,arg2 statement).
Well that would almost solve my problem,...
.... but still I'd like to understand, how a variable can go into hide.
Erich ZIppel
"Bowen Moursund [DataTech]" schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:7P6Bu59$EHA.1708@news-server...
>> And in the header of the form I try to use it:
>>
>> local f
>> f = new edmsettingsForm()
>> // f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
>> // if argcount( ) > 1
>> f.params = argvector(2)
>> // endif
>>
>> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
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> Ya gotta receive the arguments:
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> parameters arg1, arg2
> local f
> f = new edmsettingsForm()
> f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
> if argcount( ) > 1
> f.params = argvector(2)
> endif
> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
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> --
> Bowen Moursund
> DataTech
> Consulting & Development
> http://www.bmmnet.us
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| | From: | Bruce Beacham | | Subject: | Re: Argvector in header | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 18:07:20 +0000 |
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| Bowen Moursund [DataTech] wrote:
>>And in the header of the form I try to use it:
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>> local f
>> f = new edmsettingsForm()
>> // f.params = new assocarray() // trying that did not help at all
>> // if argcount( ) > 1
>> f.params = argvector(2)
>> // endif
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>> msgbox(type('f.params["Formname"]'))
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> Ya gotta receive the arguments:
>
> parameters arg1, arg2
I don't think you do, when you refer to argvector(n).
x = 1
y = 2
showinfo(x, y)
return
FUNCTION showinfo
? argvector(1)
? argvector(2)
return
Bruce Beacham
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