>>Have somebody note the next situation :
>>Lets say that you have a form with a list that has
>>2 columns, my RowSourceType is set to 0-none,
>>and in the init event of my form I receive an
>>array that populates the list using the next code :
>>
>>PARAMETER aMyArray
>>LOCAL x
>>
>>FOR m.x=1 TO ALEN(aMyArray,1)
>> THISFORM.list1.addListItem(aMyArray(m.x,1),m.x,1)
>> THISFORM.list1.addListItem(aMyArray(m.x,2),m.x,2)
>>ENDFOR
>>
>>I did that to populate the two columns of my list,
>>then Foxpro returned me an error:
>> 'Not a numeric expression', in this line
>>
>>THISFORM.list1.addListItem(aMyArray(m.x,1),m.x,1)
>>
>>it doesn't recognize a memory variable, in this case
>>m.x, to know in which line of the list you want to
>>add the new item.
>>I needed to 'cheat' foxpro to make it work, I did
>>the next trick:
>>THISFORM.list1.addListItem(aMyArray(m.x,1),EVAL(STR(m.x)),1)
>>
>>I used EVAL(STR(m.x)), so fox will think it has a
>>a numeric expression, but it doesn't let you use the
>>memory variable directly.
>>I'm using 3.0, I don't know if this was fixed in 3.0b,
>>I'm going to try it in 5.0 and see what happens.
>
>try it w/ just 'x' (or better yet, something someone else would recognize like 'lnCount')
Hi Dave,
tried that and didn't work,had to use EVAL(STR(x)) anyway,
isn't it weird ?