At 09:42 2014-08-13, Jeff Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
I want to assign a value to a control and then refresh it:
thisform.txtimf.value = myobj.imf
thisform.txtimf.refresh()
Where txtimf is a textbox and myobj.imf is a property of an object
I want to generalize this process with variables:
thisform.txt ? .value = myobj. ?
thisform.txt ? .refresh()
and I can't seem to get it right.
Any ideas?
For this sort of playing around with text to create source, I
tend to use & which is usually apostasy or something around here. It
is amusing that I am posting about another approach after all of the
& suggestions.
You could use evaluate():
what="imf"
theobj=evaluate("thisform.txt"+what)
theobj.value=evaluate("myobj."+what)
theobj.refresh()
If you want the proper way, I suppose you could use proper(). <BEG>
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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