Paul,
Forgot to say, the button on the form is visible on the form as soon as it
is created on my system VFP9 SP1.

You only need to make an object visible if you create it using CreateObj or
equivalent so I can't help you there and I would think it is a video
card/driver problem.

Try the obvious, quit VFP then reload first though.

Dave Crozier
 The secret to staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and to lie
about your age 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Paul Newton
Sent: 02 November 2006 14:43
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Return value from form created in code

Dave

Tx for the reply.  I have been playing around with your code for a few
minutes and have two questions. 

1. How would you modify the code to make the form modal ?

2. Why is the "Close" button invisible until I grab and move the form with
the mouse ?  I have tried putting btnClose.Visible = .T. in various places
and am getting some weird results (like the form background not
showing)

TIA

Dave Crozier wrote:
> Paul,
> Mistake in your coding in that you don’t pass the "init() parameter" 
> as a string
>
> Also you can use non modal forms to do the same thing - just as an 
> aside - see below!
>
> * Returning data back from a non modal form
> *
> ? Create_Form("Hello")
>
> ***********
> * Create the Form and return Back Values
> *
> Procedure Create_Form(pcVar)
> Local o
> Local lnRetVal
>
>   o = CREATEOBJECT("MyForm", pcVar) 
>   o.Show(2)
>
>   Do While .t.
>     DoEvents
>     Wait Window Nowait Noclear o.nStatus
>     If o.nStatus=-1
>       lnRetval=o.cRetvar
>       Release o
>       exit
>     Endif
>   Enddo
>   *
> Return lnRetVal
>
>
> ************
> * Form Class
> *
> DEFINE CLASS MyForm AS Form
> Add Object btnClose as CommandButton
>
>   cRetVar = 0
>   nStatus=0
>    
>   PROCEDURE Init()
>   PARAMETERS tcRetVar
>     This.btnClose.Caption="Close"
>     =BindEvent(This.btnClose,"Click",This, 
> "SomeProcThatSetsTheReturnValue")
>       
>     THIS.cRetVar = tcRetVar
>   ENDPROC
>    
>   PROCEDURE SomeProcThatSetsTheReturnValue
>     This.cRetVar="Hello Modified"
>     STORE -1 TO THISFORM.nStatus
>   ENDPROC
>   *
> ENDDEFINE
>
>   




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