>Hi All,
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>Is there some kind of "rule" I'm violating by trying to use access and assign methods in an object based on an OLEControl (listview)? I added a DisplayOnly property to the object and set it's default value to False. After creating the access and assign methods (without actually coding them) I saved the class. When I bring it back up, my DisplayOnly field reads .T. and refuses to accept a default value.
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>What "rule" did I violate here? I can't find any nuggets of wisdom in my VFP or MSDN stuff (I know it's in there, but I could spend the better part of the day exorcising it).
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>TIA for whatever tidbits you can toss my way...
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>Erik Folley
Erik,
When you say you "created the methods but didn't actually code them", what does that mean? Is the default code that VFP puts into those methods still there or did you delete that code.
And when you attempt to set a default value, how are you doing that? From the Property Sheet or via code?
Larry Miller
MCSD
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