On Sep 6, 2006, at 2:20 PM, Robert Poland wrote:
The advice that I need to prefix properties even if they are Global
fixed that problem.
I'm uncertain as to what you mean here. If they are "truly" global
this is not necessary.
On a somewhat related note.
I am forced to use a "Class1" module to get drag & drop file. After
the file in imported (InFile) the focus is apparently on the class1
although there is no window assigned to it. It I click on the
"Finder" then back to the TextWindow focus is returned and the
program continues.
Oy Vey! Good Grief! Oh my God!
"Class1" is the default name you get when you first create a New
Class in the IDE. "Module1" is the default name you get when you
create a New Module.
Are you *now* saying that "Class1" is the name you assigned to a module?
Also, we are missing a lot of details but, if you click on a window,
the finder will make it frontmost in many cases.
Question: How do I "Self.SetFocus" or whatever to get the Focus back?
Back from what? Here again, the details are missing.
It appears that you are really having problems but from what little
you have provided, you haven't made it easy to determine the exact
nature of the problem.
If you can't provide relevant code or a project we can download, it
will be very hard to help you. I am sure you see the problem. I
simply cannot get a grasp of the total picture.
Terry
PS. No spam messages yet. Maybe the generator stopped what was
happening. :)
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