Issuing "MODIFY CLASS" programmatically...

How can I manipulate the formset that gets generated as a result of
this? I can't seem to close it, hide it, or anything much at all in
fact 8-(

Any ideas?

Regards
Mark
-If more of us acted more sensibly,
d'you think Governments might join in?

Dan
Wed Jul 30 10:47:15 CDT 2003

Your question is unclear. You don't MODI CLASS to open a formset.

If you want ANY of the designers open for manipulation in code, use the
NOWAIT clause. Then you can use ASELOBJ() to get references to the form
and/or class.

Dan

"Mark Stanton" <mstanton@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote in message
news:VA.00002122.00cbe86e@cix.compulink.co.uk...
> How can I manipulate the formset that gets generated as a result of
> this? I can't seem to close it, hide it, or anything much at all in
> fact 8-(
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards
> Mark
> -If more of us acted more sensibly,
> d'you think Governments might join in?
>

Mark
Thu Jul 31 08:41:37 CDT 2003

In article <uhsoaHrVDHA.392@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl>, Dan Freeman wrote:

> Your question is unclear. You don't MODI CLASS to open a formset.

The class (or indeed form) designer is implemented as a formset.


> If you want ANY of the designers open for manipulation in code, use the
> NOWAIT clause. Then you can use ASELOBJ() to get references to the form
> and/or class.

That (aSelObj) is handy, thanks. I've been findng it by going through
the _VFP.Object collection which is much harder. But what I want to know
is how do I *close* the designer programmatically.

TIA
Mark

Dan
Thu Jul 31 18:54:44 CDT 2003

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"Mark Stanton" <mstanton@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote in message
news:VA.00002125.013f60ce@cix.compulink.co.uk...
> In article <uhsoaHrVDHA.392@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl>, Dan Freeman wrote:
>
> > Your question is unclear. You don't MODI CLASS to open a formset.
>
> The class (or indeed form) designer is implemented as a formset.
>
>
> > If you want ANY of the designers open for manipulation in code, use the
> > NOWAIT clause. Then you can use ASELOBJ() to get references to the form
> > and/or class.
>
> That (aSelObj) is handy, thanks. I've been findng it by going through
> the _VFP.Object collection which is much harder. But what I want to know
> is how do I *close* the designer programmatically.
>
> TIA
> Mark
>