On Mar 2, 2007, at 4:42 PM, Antonio Dias wrote:
> Ed, I think you didn't undersand...
I think you're right! ;-)
> in formA I have a grid and a button.
> clicking on the button I want to show the formB
>
> I created the callb() function under formA
> ==
> def callb(self):
> formB = createForm("formB.cdxml") =or=> self.formB = ... it
> dont work
> formB.show() =or=> self.formB.show()
> ==
>
> on the event of the button in formA, the following codes don't work
> ==
> def onHit(self, evt):
> formA.callb() <-- dont work - error: global variable formA not
> defined
> or
> self.formA.callb() <--dont work - error: button has no
> attribute formA
>
> what I did wrong??
OK, now I see. In the button method you want to call a method of its
form. Every object on a form has a reference to its containing form:
its 'Form' property. So your code should be:
self.Form.callb()
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