When i converted to VFP 8.0 from 6.0, setobjrf was added to my project. what
does it do, and why was it added to my project?

do i also need _base? it was added to?
_environ

thanks,
Marty

Re: setobjrf what does it do and why was it added to my application by Dan

Dan
Tue Oct 11 10:23:32 CDT 2005

I'm guessing those are FFC classes, but if they're getting dragged in now
they should have been included before.

Dan

Marty wrote:
> When i converted to VFP 8.0 from 6.0, setobjrf was added to my
> project. what does it do, and why was it added to my project?
>
> do i also need _base? it was added to?
> _environ
>
> thanks,
> Marty



Re: setobjrf what does it do and why was it added to my application by trw7at

trw7at
Tue Oct 11 12:18:23 CDT 2005

=?Utf-8?B?TWFydHk=?= seemed to utter in
news:B86F1238-2DA9-4E0D-B951-27B975D5EE85@microsoft.com:

> When i converted to VFP 8.0 from 6.0, setobjrf was added to my project.
> what does it do, and why was it added to my project?
>
> do i also need _base? it was added to?
> _environ

SetObjRef is used by just about every class in the _base FFC.
You must have some controls somewhere that reference one of
the classes in there. Depending on how you have your files
and paths setup, you may also get an error when compiling
that SetObjRef cannot be found. This is because it is actually
a PRG, not a class method. It is pointed to at runtime in
the _base classes. If VFP cannot figure out where SetObjRef.prg
is from your project, it will raise an error. You can find
the PRG in the FFC folder within the VFP8 folder. You may need
to pull a copy over into your project folders to get rid of
the error message. Or stop using any _base classes (probably
not an option).

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