G'day,
Since this issue is continuing (and I don't have a solution)
I thought I'd share a workaround that will:
1. Work in all versions,
2. Retain the security of your codelocked files and code,
3. Work 100% of the time.
I had some requests from users to be able to get back to the
main BizMan menu without pressing [Esc] or clicking Exit
on successive menu options.
As they were running 6.1 and the QUIT TO a codelocked file was
not an option at the time I created a new menu option
[Quit to main menu] which ran the code:
QUIT TO MainMenu.go
There is one line in MainMenu.go:
RUN MenuMain IN MenuMain.apx
No compromise on code security,
No failures to run,
No problemmo period.
At 07:20 AM 03/09/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Bernie :
>
> >>
>About the difference between a simple command file and a procedure file:
>Say scram.asc is
>
>-- scram.asc
>SET VAR x TEXT = 'x'
>PAUSE 2 USING 'Hi There!'
>OUT savex.txt
>WRITE .x
>OUT screen
>RETURN
>
>Then scram.asc is a simple command file. It can be executed with either
>RUN
>scram.asc or QUIT TO scram.asx.
>
>CODELOCK 1 scram.app scram.bak scram.apx
><<
>
>Thanks to your explanations, I becomes more clear ...
>I never used codelock like that, and syntax RUN scram.apx and QUIT TO
>scram.apx is new for me !!!
>
>I use this new knowledge in my app ... and there is a new problem :
>
>QUIT TO MyApp.apx
>
>return OK the first time I enter RBW, but don't when I rerun : I get
>message :
>'Unrecognized command - retype it (40)'
>
>To make it work again, I have to exit and rerun RBW
>
>RUN MyApp.apx works OK in all cases.
>
>I use standard setting and never change them ...
>
>
>J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique, France
Warmest regards,
Tom Grimshaw
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