Hi Jeffrey,
How about something like (untested):
IF SEEK(rcode)
local loShape
SCAN WHILE jo_route2->routecode = rcode
objname = ('T' + jo_route2->locpost)
Thisform.Cnt1.AddObject(objname,"Shape")
loShape = eval('Thisform.Cnt1.' + objname)
with loShape
.Left = jo_route2->posx
.Top = jo_route2->posy
.Visible = .T.
.Curvature = 10
.FillColor = RGB(255,0,0)
.FillStyle = 0
.Height = 9
.Width = 8
.ToolTipText = ALLT(STR(.Left)) + ',' + ALLT(STR(.Top))
endwith
loShape = .null.
ENDSCAN
ENDIFCheers,
Andrew
>hi nadya,
>
>here's the code
>
>IF SEEK(rcode)
> SCAN WHILE jo_route2->routecode = rcode
> objname = ('T' + jo_route2->locpost)
> Thisform.Cnt1.AddObject(objname,"Shape")
>
> * i want to access the created object in this section
>
> This.Left = jo_route2->posx
> This.Top = jo_route2->posy
> This.Visible = .T.
> This.Curvature = 10
> This.FillColor = RGB(255,0,0)
> This.FillStyle = 0
> This.Height = 9
> This.Width = 8
> This.T001.ToolTipText = ALLT(STR(.T001.Left)) + ',' + ALLT(STR(.T001.Top))
> ENDSCAN
>ENDIF
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