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How to Use DynamicFontBold etc?
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10/09/1998 07:24:45
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turquie
 
 
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09/09/1998 20:07:43
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
Divers
Thread ID:
00133902
Message ID:
00134945
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>>Actually, that is different than my experience. I didn't get the dynamic behavior until I added the = sign in front of the expression in quotes. My expression is a UDF however because I didn't want to have a quadruply nested if statement in a property of the class designer window form maintenance sake. Maybe that makes a difference.
>>
>
>been experimenting and you get remarkably different results depending how you present the expression!
>
>>As long as Harry has it working, that's what matters.
>
>eggsacly!
>
>thanks
>
>Harry
Well,
I couldn't yet succeed to produce a difference between writing thisform.myudf() or ="thisform.myudf()". As long as the datatype is what dynamic* expects (ie:dynamicbackcolor expect a numeric, dynamiccurrentcontrol char, dynamicfontbold logical etc). If you're not using PEM sheet but doing it programmatically in a method (ie:init) then sure it would be :
thisform.mygrid.dynamicfontbold = "thisform.myudf()"
* which is same as directly writing thisform.myudf() in PEM sheet
Cetin
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