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Test For Existence Of An Object
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From
13/12/2001 07:41:25
Mark Hall
Independent Developer & Voip Specialist
Keston, Kent, United Kingdom
 
 
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13/12/2001 00:26:26
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00593714
Message ID:
00593785
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23
>You should get type('objectname') = 'U' or other than 'O' if the object is not present.
>Rajesh

Unfortunately you can't just use type = "O" as a test.

Try this:

loObj = CREATEOBJECT("Form")
loObj = .NULL.
? TYPE("loObj")

Gives "O", even though the object no longer exists.

Either use:
IF TYPE("loObj") = "O" AND NOT ISNULL( loObj)

OR check the name property, which will only exist if the object does. Also this makes the code slightly shorter.

IF TYPE("loObj.Name") = "C"
Regards
Mark

Microsoft VFP MCP
Menulib - OO Menus for VFP www.hidb.com/menulib
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