The following should work around the problem.
Declare Function SetUserFocusWindow Lib "CarbonLib" (inWindow as
Integer) as Integer
if w <> NIL then
err = SetUserFocusWindow(w.Handle)
else
err = SetUserFocusWindow(-1)
end if
Charles Yeomans
On Apr 10, 2006, at 4:17 PM, Peter Truskier wrote:
Hah! Joe says it's my code, and Jonathan says it's definitely a bug...
The only thing that made me think I could do it was that I *HAD*
done it with n version of RB where n is a pretty large number. I
can see that Joe is right in that commenting either of the two
declarations allows the code to compile, but using the "Alias"
clause still results in the same error with neither commented out.
I will file a report, but in the meantime, any other workaround
would be welcomed.
Thanks,
Peter
On Apr 10, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
At 12:40 PM -0700 4/10/06, Peter Truskier wrote:
The following snippet compiles and works correctly in RB 5.X -
2006r1, but results in a compiler error - "this method does not
exist" - on "err = SetUserFocusWindow(-1)" (i.e., in the "else"
code):
Why do you think you can declare two functions with the same name?
It's not in a #if block, and the scope of a declare statement is
not restricted to the code block it's in, unlike a Dim statement,
at least AFAIK.
If you comment out the first declare, then the second one works
just fine, so I'd call it a bit of a fluke that it ever worked at
all. To do what you're trying to do, you'll have to give one of
the declares a different name (via the Alias clause).
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