Check the vfp help for the version() function, the version property and similar.
Rafael Copquin
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We have about a dozen VFP applications
this on the copy so the original is
still intact.
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We have about a dozen VFP applications around here
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The only absolute way I know is to see what runtime file is in use. Normally
I display the VERSION()
of VFP on my about dialog for this reason. Short
there was a
setting somewhere or a value in one of the project files I could look
at, but it appears that might not be the case.
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Check the vfp help for the version() function, the version
Ah now I understand. Put it in the EXE! I was looking at the
development environment. Unfortunately that info wasn't placed in the
help screen in the applications - but they will be going forward.
Thanks for the tip!
Lou
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Hi Dave,
If I remember correctly, wasn't the format of the .scx files modified in
VFP8 and/or vfp9 to include extra metadata? You could check for the presence
of these fields in the .scx files. Maybe a trip over to the Wiki may help.
No changes to the SCX structure. You could break things with
Lou,
There is a record in the header of the PJX that you can check. I don't
recall which field it is, but it should be pretty easy to find.
Kristyne
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Subject: VFP project version?
We have about a dozen VFP applications around here; some in VFP6, VFP7
or VFP9.
We know which ones are VFP9... but is there a way to tell which version
a project uses? Something in the project file perhaps? We'd really
hate to blow up a menu
We have about a dozen VFP applications around here; some in VFP6, VFP7
or VFP9.
We know which ones are VFP9... but is there a way to tell which version
a project uses? Something in the project file perhaps? We'd really
hate to blow up a menu or cause other problems by opening/compiling in
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