Hi,

/// I'm trying to run an .exe from a memory variabile,
not from a folder on the hard disk. How can I do it? Is
there any possible way?
For example,
crea table temp (field m)
appe blan
appe memo field from \calc.exe
var=field

run var??? It si not possible. I don't want to use a
ram disk:)

/// Anyways, if there's no way to do it, how can I use
instruction createobjectex() for "c:\calc.exe"?

/// Can code C++ be run from FOX (not the compiled form)?

Re: help, help and help me by Richard

Richard
Thu Aug 07 05:00:56 CDT 2003

run (var) ?
"zmfr_radu" <zmfr_radu@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message news:
082201c35cb6$b1a59d10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> /// I'm trying to run an .exe from a memory variabile,
> not from a folder on the hard disk. How can I do it? Is
> there any possible way?
> For example,
> crea table temp (field m)
> appe blan
> appe memo field from \calc.exe
> var=field
>
> run var??? It si not possible. I don't want to use a
> ram disk:)
>
> /// Anyways, if there's no way to do it, how can I use
> instruction createobjectex() for "c:\calc.exe"?
>
> /// Can code C++ be run from FOX (not the compiled form)?



Re: help, help and help me by Rick

Rick
Thu Aug 07 07:36:23 CDT 2003

No, C++ code cannot be run from FOX. (Or assembler, or Pascal, or Java =
or anything but FoxPro code!)

Note:You can use automation to control WSH, the MS Office products and =
many other COM applications, as well as make many Win API calls.

Rick

"zmfr_radu" <zmfr_radu@yahoo.com> wrote in message =
news:082201c35cb6$b1a59d10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
<snip>

> /// Can code C++ be run from FOX (not the compiled form)?

help, help and help me by Gary

Gary
Thu Aug 07 08:43:40 CDT 2003


>-----Original Message-----
> Hi,
>
>/// I'm trying to run an .exe from a memory variabile,
>not from a folder on the hard disk. How can I do it? Is
>there any possible way?
> For example,
> crea table temp (field m)
> appe blan
> appe memo field from \calc.exe
> var=field
>
> run var??? It si not possible. I don't want to use a


Try run &var


>ram disk:)
>
>/// Anyways, if there's no way to do it, how can I use
>instruction createobjectex() for "c:\calc.exe"?
>
>/// Can code C++ be run from FOX (not the compiled form)?
>.
>