>>Dear foxpro'ers,
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>>Last week I had a conversation with a friend of my in which he asked me :
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>>What can you do with "WITH.. ENDWITH" in a DO function. Unfortunately I could not answer him right away.
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>>So know I'm also interested in the workting of "WITH.. ENDWITH" in a DO function.
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>>If you can help me with this, please do.
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>>Thank you very Much,
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>>Luco Buhrs
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>>On Koos Veel's Account
>Hi Koos,
>As I can see, you already had replies, and you want to learn what "with..endwith" does. Just to expand them a little bit.

thisform.mypageframe1.activepage = 2
>thisform.mypageframe1.page2.caption = "This is page 2"
>thisform.text2.value = "Anyvalue"
>thisform.mypageframe1.page2.text1.value = "Hello"
>thisform.mypageframe1.page2.text1.refresh()
>thisform.mypageframe1.page3.caption = "This is page 3"
>
>* Could be written as
>with thisform.mypageframe1
>  .activepage = 2
>  with .page2
>       .caption = "This is page 2"
>       thisform.text2.value = "Anyvalue"
>       with .textbox
>            .value = "Hello"
>            .refresh()
>       endwith
>  endwith
>  with .page3
>       .caption = "This is page 3"
>  endwith
>endwith

So it serves for two things :
>1) Less typing and easy reading
>2) Object and its hierarchy would be searched once to find the target hence speeding up the code (so I prefer with..endwith even it's two lines of calling the same object).
>Cetin
And one more thing, to make corretion to this code I would only change :

>       with .textbox
to 
       with .text1

Cetin