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External FXP called from EXE cannot find form in EXE
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04/02/2002 09:22:25
 
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Visual FoxPro
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Troubleshooting
Miscellaneous
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00614731
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00614771
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Hi!

Forms are not usable from outside of the EXE. PRGs and class libraries are available, because you can download them into the memory by SET PROCEDURE and SET CLASSLIB statements. Save your form as a class, then run it as a class - this will probably solve the problem.

HTH.

P.S. About UT search - it is not useless. The serach criteria you wanted to use is useless, because it will return you 5,000+ messages as a result of the search, because a LOT of messages contain the word "form". Now, will you be able to find the answer in such huge list of messages? I guess no. Just think more on creating narrower search criteria.

>Why is it that a form that is included in an EXE build cannot be found by an FXP that is called by the EXE? The form is explicitly included in the project and thus (I suppose) is included in the build. Any idea why this is happening. I get the message:
>
>File "c:\mydir\myform.scx" does not exist.
>
>In fact it doesn't exist as a separate file. But is in included in the EXE build.
>
>By the way, (a message to UT management) I tried to search for messages that had the word "form" in the TITLE (just the title), and the UT search engine would not let me, saying that "form" is a common word and has to be used with other words in an exact match. In this case, the search engine becomes both patronizing and virtually useless to me because of this restriction. PLEASE CHANGE THIS so I can search titles for any damn word I please except the reserved ones. Also please fix the search engine so it doesn't keep coming up with that "An unexpected something or other has occurred and will be logged..." message.
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP
vgryn@yahoo.com
ICQ #10709245
The professional level of programmer could be determined by level of stupidity of his/her bugs

It is not appropriate to say that question is "foolish". There could be only foolish answers. Everybody passed period of time when knows nothing about something.
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