Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Jul 19, 2008, at 7:45 PM, Paul McNary wrote:
>
>> I am using Class Designer to design multiple forms.
>> I have Form A set up and all it's Biz Objects bound and working. I
>> create Form B.
>>
>> If I call Form B from Form A with dabo.ui.createForm("FormB",show=True),
>> does code created for Form B also come along for the ride?
>
> Of course.
>
>> Do Biz objects instantiated in Form A retain state in the new formB?
>
> Well, the answer is a great big "it depends". Are you creating new
> instances of those bizobjs in formB? If so, they are independent
> objects, right? Changing one won't change the other. But if you pass the
> formA bizobj to formB, then they are the same object, and so the state
> is the same.
>
> -- Ed Leafe
>
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Hello Ed
Below is an answer you gave last year to Nate wanting to pass values
between forms:
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Just pass it an object reference.
FormA = dabo.ui.dForm(self)
FormB = dabo.ui.dForm(self)
#control code
FormA.PassedValue = FormB.txtBox.Value
or do it this way:
FormA.PassedObj = FormB.txtBox
FormA.PassedObj.Value
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Where would these lines be put?
FormA = dabo.ui.dForm(self)
FormB = dabo.ui.dForm(self)
and then are they globally referenced or do they have to be qualified by
something else?
And then further clarification from above, How do you pass the formA Biz
object to formB?
Thank you
Paul McNary
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