Ah, sorry, I misunderstood.
Type: Posts; User: Max G.
Ah, sorry, I misunderstood.
About the only thing I can think of is you said and
I've run into a couple instances with COM controls where the wrapper classes are generated, but I've had to later modify specific methods (in...
Oh, thanks! You're welcome, I still need to pay more attention to the start center and other things around the forum. I'll check out the presentation.
Thanks Chip! I don't know that I'd run into FlexLinks either, I really need to do some more thorough examination of the site.
Re: Clive:
.... I actually have mine set to the Start Center and...
Maybe I'm just behind, but I only today discovered this (!!!!!):
https://learning.dataaccess.com/courses/
A bit of searching and it appears to have been set up at some point in 2017? (I'm not...
I'm not sure if this will work, but you might give it a shot:
Try moving your uChar[] into a Variant, and passing the variant back to the .NET control.
You might also need to fiddle with your...
I ran into an odd thing yesterday while testing something in the middle of working on it. I was attempting to load a cCJGrid with data returned from a SQL query, and the CK was returning an...
All right, thanks. I appreciate the help.
I'm using a cImageContainer to display an image from memory, in a regular DF dialog.
Everything seems to work, but I'm not quite clear if I have the stream functions working so as to avoid memory...
Thanks. The view that was going to require that kind of interaction went away (yaaaay), but I can still see this possibly causing issues down the line. Wow, somehow a year passed since then...
I'm not sure if anyone else has had this happen before, but I confess it's happened to me.
At times while debugging something complex, before I step over the next line, I'll look through other code...
Okay, I kind of thought so but wondered if there might be another reason I didn't know about. Thanks!
Huh. I didn't think of trying to just move the variant directly to the UChar array without sizing the array first. I just assumed it'd need to be the correct size first. Nice to know, thanks.
Yes,...
Focus, I can't tell: did you try something like below?
Edit:Skip this bit, down to "Edit:" below
//READ BELOW, THIS DOES NOT WORK
Variant vRTFBody
uchar[] ucRTFByte
integer iLength
handle...
First off, I am having the issue described here http://support.dataaccess.com/Forums/showthread.php?34011-Resizing-objects-at-runtime-and-anchors
Edit:Ack. "Mostly the solution" as it almost works...
I ran into an odd situation with Scrolling Containers and Scrolling Client areas earlier. As an example, the view below.
If you create a view like that, run it, and adjust the size so that only...
We're testing the application this is in internally. This is much more reliable than my (crappy) previous solution, thanks!
Did you ever figure out why it started acting funny in your Studio? ...
Yeah, once you said that I started looking back over it and thought,"Oh, crap. There too, dangit!"
Thanks for the help, get some rest!
Ah. Okay. Thanks. That makes sense, in hindsight. I guess I assumed that if it was in the inner scope it'd *have* to have been created, but, you're right, I shouldn't assume it'll have taken the...
Oh. Huh. So... let me see if I understand.
Move (OemToUtf16Buffer(AddressOf(sUNC),(CStringLength(sUNC)))) to pUNC
Move 0 to pBuff
Move (NetRemoteTOD(pUNC,(AddressOf(pBuff)))) to...
Ah, true. */self"Duh."/* That's probably the other half of the issue.
Thanks!
Okay, now it's going to drive me insane because I know it worked last week and it *is* working like that on one machine.....
Oh well. Chalking it up to "One of those days."
Removing old...
No problem, give me ten or fifteen minutes.
Edit: My dev machine has gone insane and decided that this code isn't going to work now (NetRemoteTOD itself is returning 2184, "The service has not...
Thanks Bob! I'd been doing something like that initially, but (as I found out the hard way) that requires the correct user permissions to use, something that some IT companies aren't always happy...