I know that code should be as clean and efficient as possible. But just out of curiosity, at what point does executing a loop increase performance over specifying the command line-by-line for each control?

I usually use a rule-of-thumb of four or more...


- Brian


>>Instead of the code bellow, BTW, you can use this: (increases Readability)
>>

>>With ThisForm.Commandgroup1
>>     store .f. to .command1.enabled, .command2.enabled
>>endwith
>>for i=3 to 9
>>    store .t. to ('ThisForm.Commandgroup1.command'+transfrom(i)+'.enabled')
>>next
>>

>
>Or:
>
>

WITH ThisForm.Commandgroup1
>   .SetAll("Enabled", .F.)
>   .Command1.Enabled = .T.
>   .Command2.Enabled = .T.
>ENDwith