Rush
Fri Jun 15 11:15:36 CDT 2007
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Including myprocs.prg does not eliminate the need for paths. Consider:
you could include two different copies of myproc.prg, each located in a
different, and each included with the project. How, then, would Fox
interpret:<br>
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set procedure to myprocs additive
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? Which copy of myprocs.prg are you referring to?<br>
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The answer is to specify the relative path to your files. For example,
if you start from the c:\MyApp directory. you'd use:<br>
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set procedure to .\progs\myprocs additive
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or simply:<br>
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set procedure to progs\myprocs additive
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[It is also common practice to store a global reference to the app
startup directory somewhere, and then to code paths that are relative
that directory.] <br>
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- Rush<br>
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Fanor wrote:
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<pre wrap="">the code is
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set procedure to myprocs additive
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Which works in one aplication and doesn't work in another one. BUt it works
if I change to
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set procedure to c:\myapp\progs\myprocs additive
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Remember that myprocs.prg is included in the project.
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<pre wrap="">can you post an example for us?
it should work; unless myfile really doesn't work
You can also
do myproc in myfile
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 16:51:52 -0400, "Fanor" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:xreed2000@yahoo.com"><xreed2000@yahoo.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I have a procedure in a program file with is in the same project. I want
to
call that procedure from an clock event.
my program is myfile.prg
and the procedure is myproc()
the code in the event look like
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set procedure to myfile additive
=myproc()
.....
It doesn't work and the mesage error says that myfile doesn't exist.
TIA
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