Kurt wrote on 2013-02-12: 
>  Hey there Richard,
>  
>  Sorry to be such a Tool - and come up with yet another related problem!
>  But...
>  
>  So - I take these 2 procedures - and I got them loaded into the Method
code
>  - and I also have that Reserved3 field updated with Both of the procedure
>  names. And, I can even see the code in the Methods field - and it SEEMS
to
>  look right.
>  
>  However, when I open the Screen In the Form designer - only the FIRST
>  Procedure comes up as a new Custom Method. The 2nd is nowhere to be seen.
>  
>  And, if for the Hell of it - I just go and add a Dummy Method via Add
Method
>  - then I open up the screen like a DBF again - I find its re-arranged all
>  the Methods/Procedures in the Methods field - and the one procedure that
WAS
>  There in the Methods code before - but, did NOT show up within the Screen
>  designer as a Custom Method - its now completely Gone!
>  
>  So - yet again - I am stumped...
>  
>  -K-
> 

Kurt,

Most likely, I'm referring back to something Ted pointed out, there is a
character missing in the Reserved3 field.


Did you know that you can automate writing the properties and methods in
design time?

DIMENSION laForm[1]
MODIFY FORM myform NOWAIT
ACTIVATE WINDOW "Form Designer -"
=ASELOBJ("laForm", 1)
laForm(1).AddProperty(lcPropertyName, lcPropertyValue)
laForm(1).WriteMethod(lcMethodName, lcMethodCode, .T.)
SYS(1500, "_MFI_SAVE", "_MFILE")
SYS(1500, "_MFI_CLOSE", "_MFILE")
IF WEXIST("Form Designer -")
   RELEASE WINDOWS "Form Designer -"
ENDIF


Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software


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