I have a form which shows a variable number of rows of numbers and text. The rows are created using OBJECT DUPLICATE on each of the half-dozen items in the row (yes, using a collection listbox might be a better way do to it, but I wrote this code a while ago). If a row is deleted, I need to copy the contents of the rows beneath it upwards.
So I have a method which creates an object and populates it with pointers to the created variables. I call this to get a set of pointers to one row, then again to get a set to the next row, and then I copy. I start C_OBJECT($from;$to) $from:=TCMGetRow($start) then in a loop, $to:=$from $from:=TCMGetRow($i) $to.toDate:=$from.toDate $to.toAge:=$from.toAge etc. TCMGetRow has C_OBJECT($0;$o) C_LONGINT($1;$row) $row:=$1 C_TEXT($root) $root:="vr"+String($row)+"c" $o:=New object $o.toDate:=OBJECT Get pointer(Object named;$root+"0") $o.toAge:=OBJECT Get pointer(Object named;$root+"1") etc $0:=$o I’m getting the message in the subject line in the main loop for each assignment, but only when compiled; interpreted, it works fine. In the debugger, the pointers in $to and $from point to variables of the same type. I’m quite new to extensive use of objects. What am I missing? Jeremy ********************************************************************** 4D Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) Archive: http://lists.4d.com/archives.html Options: https://lists.4d.com/mailman/options/4d_tech Unsub: mailto:4d_tech-unsubscr...@lists.4d.com **********************************************************************
