If you use the parentheses syntax, do the parameters come across as PARAMETERS or LPARAMETERS?

>It'll work either way....from the Help file.....
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>"Parameters can be passed to a procedure by including a PARAMETERS or LPARAMETERS statement in the procedure, or by placing a list of parameters immediately after PROCEDURE ProcedureName. Enclose the list of parameters in a set of parentheses, and separate the parameters with commas."
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>>At the risk of being branded completely useless, shouldn't it be:
>>

>>define class upload as custom olepublic
>>     procedure openfile
>>     LPARAMETER cPathName
>>     if parameters() < 1 then
>>           return .f.
>>      else
>>           return "FOO"
>>      endif
>>enddef
>>

>>>At the risk of boring the crap out of you, here is the complete code:
>>>

>>>DEFINE CLASS upload AS Custom OLEPUBLIC
>>>	PROCEDURE OpenFile(cPathName)
>>>		IF PARAMETERS() < 1
>>>		   This.LastErrorC="No file specified"
>>>		   RETURN .F.
>>>		ENDIF
>>>