>>Hi Terry
>>
>>>On the contrary, that may be great. The only reason I'm using a listbox is because grids don't have the moverbars, and it's so I can reorder "sub-jobs" of a "job" in a job costing scheme. The rest of teh form features grids and it would be more in keeping to have a grid for this function. As it stands, I tried to disguise the list like a grid, with command button headers, usw.
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>>Hm, I use a set of buttons above my grid to move the records. I think about to incorporate the code provided by Marcia
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>>>Just one thing: Funnily enough I've never used create class or programmatically created classes in my code - always having prepared classes visually and dragged them onto the form. I can't seem to find any help on how to use this practically. For instance, I've run the create class code, as a prog, but nothing is apparently produced. How do I use this to create a permanent class that I can drag onto my form and then edit it visually?
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>>I guess you need an refresh. Beg your pardon for repeating old stuff, but I'm not sure where to start/stop
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>>You need to have a target. If you run the prg with a class definition like
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>>DEFINE CLASS MyClass as grid
>>*....
>>ENDDEFINE
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>>
>>it does nothing
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>>You need to instantiate an object from this class (AKA create an instance of the class) via ADDOBJECT or NEWOBJECT to a container (Form, Page, _SCREEN etc)
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>>set classlib to yourprg.prg
>>_screen.ADDOBJECT('ObjName','MyClass')
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>>Do you have set the object created visible? Objects created via createobject are ! visible by default.
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>>_screen.MyClass.visible = .t.
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>>
>>You may shorten this for tests into one prg:
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>>_screen.ADDOBJECT('ObjName','MyClass')
>>_screen.MyClass.visible = .t.
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>>DEFINE CLASS MyClass as grid
>>*....
>>ENDDEFINE
>>

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>>and run the prg.
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>>You can not drag / drop a prg based class
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>>I, myself do not use much prg based classes except Header and Column and some registry stuff. But it works fine to give an example on how a class should work if you can not provide the vcx. (Like in a pre section of UT)
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>>Other people do not agree in this and do all in prg based classes. There is a fear of loosing vcx memos, something I do not have seen the last 10 years, but there was a serious problem before.
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>>HTH
>>Agnes
>
>Sorry, Agnes
>
>I was so concentrating on this problem and others, I forgot to thank you for your trouble.
>
>Vielen Dank

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