>Hi Everybody,
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>In my forms manager class, I use DO FORM myform NAME somename to manage instances of each of the form my apps uses.
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>What I am attempting to do now is convert my forms (like frmCustomerDataEntry for example) into a class.
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>So, instead of:
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> DO FORM frmCustomerDataEntry NAME ofrmCustomerDataEntry
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>I want to:
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>ofrmCustomerDataEntry = CREATEOBJECT( "frmCustomerDataEntry" )
>ofrmCustomerDataEntry.Show()
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>Problem is, it doesn't work quite well. It appears like a ghost then disappears right away if it's Show'n as Modeless. I have to Show it as Modal for it work ( ofrmCustomerDataEntry.Show(1) ). Modal is kinda not the way I would like it.
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>Obviously, the form object variable loses scope. Declaring the var public wouldn't be 'elegant'.
Declaring it PUBLIC indeed isn't elegant, but declaring it PRIVATE in the MAIN program is 'legitimate' and common practice. See for my advice:
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669192>Any help is appreciated. Or should I just leave it as DO FORM... NAME...?
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>Thanks! Cheers!
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>Dennis
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