MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote on 2013-02-15:
> On 2/15/2013 12:21 PM, Kelly Dezotell wrote:
> Having a weird problem, and I don't see a solution anywhere else. Please
forgive me if this has been asked&answered already.
>
> The company I work for is migrating computers from Windows XP 32-bit to
Windows 7 64-bit. In the process I'm discovering that we have some programs
that call other PRGs, and the 2nd PRG contains only a Class definition with
DEFINE CLASS. The 1st program does something like:
>
> SET PROCEDURE TO MakeClass.prg ADDITIVE
> loClass = CREATEOBJECT("MyClass") &&'MyClass' is the class
defined in MakeClass.prg
>
> In XP, this process works just fine. In Win7, any operation using the
LoClass variable after these lines returns an error that the loClass object
is undefined.
>
> I've tried path configurations, and suffixes and prefixes in the
CREATEOBJECT command, with no luck.
>
> I realize I can rebuild the class from the PRG to a VCX, but it looks
like I may have a dozen or more of these, and rebuilding them all would be a
pain.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> - Kelly
>
>
> Is your MakeClass.prg in your current path? You must try explicitly
> putting the path on your SET PROCEDURE line to see if that removes any
> ambiguity that might be causing the issue.
>
Kelly,
If the "MyClass" returns .F. out of the INIT (or LOAD), the object will not
be created.
This will cause the behavior you speak of.
Is all of this built into the EXE, or are the FXP's distributed with an EXE?
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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