>I ran into something interesting today. The code I was updating used the command STORE. Is it still valid to use this command anymore?
>Thanks,
To the other replies you got, I want to add that STORE is sometimes very useful to assign to properties. The following would be typical for my applications (except for the object names):
* Form.Init()
store gu_userlevel = 1 to;
ThisForm.Cmd1.Enabled, ThisForm.Cmd2.Enabled, ThisForm.Cmd3.Enabled
Once more, if you use "=" for assignment, you would need three statements.
As to whether a command is support or not: in this case, type HELP STORE. Since it appears in the manual, it is supported. Even most old commands like "@...BOX" (where the manual says "included for backward compatibility") are supported. However, you will have to put your hands on FoxPro 2.6 to find out what such a command actually does. Some of them old commands can still be quite useful, and not only for "backward compatibility".
Hilmar.
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