Andrew Ross MacNeil's genmenux handles this. You basically add directives to
the comments and that inserts code in the generated menu.
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Also check out Doug Hennig's Object-Oriented Menus intiative.
Eric
On Fri, May 17, 2019 at 7:55 AM Richard Kaye wrote:
> Andrew Ross MacNeil's genmenux handles this. You basically add directives
> to the comments and that inserts code in the generated menu.
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> rk
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On Fri, 17 May 2019, at 12:25 PM, Koen Piller wrote:
> Richard,
> instead of grabbing all of your Data from the server and consequently
> filter to the data you require you could also consider to select just the
> subset of data you require in one go.
Definitely this in a deployed application.
When you adjust the MPR then regenerate, the code is not in the MNX so
it will not add it into the MPR.
You can try to use one of the special clauses in the MNX to put the font
setting in there, basically fooling it, but I feel that Windows always
uses the Windows font settings for menus so
Alan,
In that case we are talking about a complete different situations. I was
referring to a procedure to be applied in a multiuser app.
In your case you are best off with coding you, yourselve like best.
Regards,
Koen
Op vr 17 mei 2019 om 13:39 schreef Alan Bourke :
> On Fri, 17 May 2019, at
Richard,
instead of grabbing all of your Data from the server and consequently
filter to the data you require you could also consider to select just the
subset of data you require in one go. That seems faster to me. Also how do
you 'grab' the data from the server. Also I dont see why creating a
Of course having said that, I googled and found this:
https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=6328
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 17/05/2019 08:48 AM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
When you adjust the MPR then regenerate, the code is not in the MNX so
it will not add it into the MPR.
You can try to use one
What version of Visual MaxFrame Professional (VMP) are you using? You
can check the build number by running this in the command window:
?XXVMPBuild()
I use build 2008.08.08.01 (which was not the latest when the business
apparently shut down) and it runs fine under VFP9. As I understand it
Hello,
I have been asked to work on a VFP6 application developed with Visual MaxFrame
Professional.
I tried to compile in VFP9 and got it to compile but it does not run very well.
Does anyone know if there is an update to Visual Maxframe for VPF9 and where I
can get the update?
I have looked
If you're going to be using _MSYSMENU, I think the following applies:
"The FONT and STYLE clauses at each level were added in VFP 3. These
clauses let you decide what font to use when you're not working with the
system menu. The system menu picks up its font settings from the Registry
and ignores
Hi Kurt,
I need to get the .NET Class Library and CONFIG file into a DLL so I can
load it using wwDotNetBridge.PRG
The ShipExec Tech Support really don't want to touch anything, just
supply what corporate provides them to sell to a customer so the
customer can connect it with their ERP
Hello Frank,
Thanks so much for the info. I xxvmpbuild does not run and I can't find that
prg.
After looking around a bit, we have a XLIB folder and the readme says VMP v3.01
build date 9/16/98 and is referencing VFP5 ... LOL
The last person that worked on this program was using an XP virtual
Gene,
Not to beat a dead horse While I think these may have been mentioned in
various places
1) It used to be that a Select statement would be optimized by VFP to open
the source table again, in another work area, and then set a filter on it.
This was a problem when people thought they
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