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How do i base a form on another form?
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05/06/2001 12:39:01
Dragan Nedeljkovich (Online)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
 
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Forms & Form designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00514655
Message ID:
00515217
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>>Maybe this reads easier: Íåäåšêîâèž :). š corresponds to l+myagkii znak, ž is between ch and t+myagkii znak.
>
>Ok, I don't look at your sig right now:
>Nedeljkovich. Everything is easy, I just have to remember j which means 'mjagkij znak'. Actually, this is how I pronounced your last name in my mind:
>[Nidel'kovih'] - last letter is 'ch' (how should I show it in spell?)

That's how it's pronounced by Russian-speaking people, and probably closer to the original than the best pronunciation it gets here. OTOH, I figure many people would be equally surprised to see what happens with their names when they arrive into our languages :)

BTW, back to the subject. Some of the forms, when created as classes, can't be createobject()ed nor newobject()ed, if they have any code which relies on the existence of dataenvironment - such objects have none - at least in load, init, activate, unload, destroy and release. Few other things may also influence that, like relying on tables being open etc. My utility is just a shell around the common
x=createobject('MyFormClass')
x.saveasclass(...,...)
but it will not work if the form can't be createobjec()ed. Sometimes it takes some coding around at the MyFormClass level to make the class usable for this.

back to same old

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