Thanks for your response, Tracy
I just don't see the point of using writemethod the way you used it in
the past. Would it not be simpler to just clicking on the click event
and write or paste the code?
But that is not what I need anyways. I just need to be able to send code
to the click methods of buttons in a commandgroup as parameters, since I
do not know how many buttons there will be.
Rafael
El 10/12/2013 17:57, Tracy Pearson escribió:
Rafael Copquin wrote on 2013-12-10:
I am creating a class that adds a commandgroup to a form, with a
quantity of buttons and their captions that are given to the class as
parameters.
However, I also want to send the code the click events of the buttons
should fire
I would put the code in an array or a string and send it to the class.
Then the class would create the command group with as many buttons as
sent as parameters and the class would then read the array or the string
with the commands and place those commands in the click events of the
buttons.
Like
cCommands= [do form one,do form two, do form three,.......]
for i = 1 to nButtonsQty
click event of command i
getwordnum(cCommands,i,[,])
endfor
Since the number of buttons varies the class does not know what code to
put in the click events of the buttons.
I thought about the writemethod, which I never used, but am very
confused on how to use it
I read the Hacker's guide but the light it shed seems to be black light,
because I can't make any sense of it.
Can anyone help on this?
Rafael Copquin
Rafael,
The WriteMethod Method is available at design time only.
Is this for a Builder?
Here's how I've used it in the past
With a form/class open for editing place the mouse pointer above the form.
In the command window (with the mouse still over the form)
OO = SYS(1270)
oo.WriteMethod("Click", "* Test Code")
It writes the code into the method. If you have multiple lines for the code,
you put the CHR(13)+CHR(10) in yourself.
HTH,
Tracy
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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