>>>>Is there any function in VFP5 that will enable me to determine if a READ EVENTS has been issued or not.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>
>>>>Mace
>>>
>>>Mace,
>>>I'm away from my development box at the moment. For read there was rdlevel() and it might also be working with read events.
>>>Cetin
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>>Cetin,
>>
>>Yeah, I had the same idea too, but it always returns 0 unfortunately.
>>
>>Mace
>
>Mace, just curious what do you need it for? For development environment? If it is an EXE and READ EVENTS is not issued the app just quits and there is nobody to check. :)

Hello

What it is is that there is an app (EXE) here that we want to customize, but we are limited as we receive regular updates and therefore we can't chage the core. Also we only have one hook... this is an object that is created when the app is instantiated. It is one of the first things that is instantiated and is only meant to be customize legal number format in given methods. etc.

I want to use it further to customise the app further. Essentially, to create a second menu in the app that will be appended to the first one... this way we can add functionality that is missing. Unfortunately this has to be created after the exe menu... which is done after the instantiation of our customizable object/class. My idea is create the second menu once the read events is fired and I know that the exe is ready.

Am I right in thinking that a timer will not fire until read events has been issued? My tests are proving positive.

Mace