At 10:48 2015-07-13, Kurt Wendt <[email protected]> wrote:
Wow - you Pegged it! Problem is - it was NOT Finishing the compile
of the EXE nor the APP. Mainly I hadn't realized it since VFP was
NOT Throwing an Error during the compile. So - I restarted VFP - and
tried to compile the EXE - then it gave me the Crap about Admin
rights. So - I ran VFP as Admin - and THEN I was able to compile
properly - and NOW the changes are showing up.
Its strange that it was NOT showing me the error in the previous
session of VFP - and that's why I had NO Idea that the App nor the
EXE were actually properly compiling.
Am going to take a lunch break now - then get back to this thing...
I would advise against the stiff booze you referred to in the
just-previous post.
Of course, this warning is probably too late.
I had a similar problem with dBASE III Plus where the compile
was silently failing when generating the all-the-prgs-bound-together
file. (I forget what it was called.)
The problem did not show up on the development system since
when dBASE could not find a module, it would look for the .prg. On
the development system, it would find the .prg.
On the production systems, there was only the
all-the-prgs-bound-together file. Even then, there was no error
message; it was as if each missing .prg consisted of a return
statement. The error was noted because reports did not have their
headings, the heading .prg being part of the silently-lost code.
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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