>>>>Hey Guys
>>>>
>>>>Trying to track a flag variable through and, as best as I can tell, the only place it is getting set is in a line
>>>>
>>>> lSessionYOpen=SessionOKCP()
>>>>where SessionOKCP() is
>>>>
>>>>PROC SessionOKCP
>>>>if not m.viewonly
>>>> SHOW GET m.leavehere, 1 PROMPT 'OK'
>>>>else
>>>> SHOW GET m.leavehere, 1 PROMPT 'EXIT'
>>>>endi
>>>>RETURN
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Now, procedures always return True, yes? And if that is so, why does it appear that lSessionYOpen never gets changed from it's initialization of False?
>>>>
>>>>Speak in small words please, as I've got a raging headache.
>>>
>>>Yes, a procedure will return .T. if nothing else is returned. Are you sure SessionOKCP() is being called? Have you set a breakpoint at the top of it?
>>>
>>>Sorry about the headache....
>>
>>Unfortunately, the only way we can test this is to build an exe. They never knew any other way until I got here, but this will NOT run from 'Do Main' nor will it run if built to an app, so no, I cannot set a breakpoint on it. I can set seventy-eleven wait windows and message boxes tho'
>>
>>And the headache is easing, finally.
>
>I'm sure it would run from DO Main with proper pathing set up, but it sounds like that is a project for a less high pressure day ;-( Good luck!
Probably would, problem is neither me (the new guy) or the other developer (who's been here 9 years) have found that yet.
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