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Calling a Visual FoxPro method from Visual Basic
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25/11/1997 12:02:09
 
 
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25/11/1997 11:59:41
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Visual FoxPro
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Miscellaneous
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00062185
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00062186
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>My Visual FoxPro EXE, containing an OLE public class, is now used from Visual Basic.
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>The Visual FoxPro class is loaded and now controled from Visual Basic. I can access any properties of that class and set them. However, whenever I try to call a method, Visual Basic returns a syntax error.
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>My object is name O. So, I am doing this to change a text control of that object o.cSeek.Value = "AB". Now, I would like to call the Seek() method of that object. I am doing this o.Seek(). Visual Basic returns a syntax error. It will be the same result for other methods. Is there a particular syntax we need to use to avoid the syntax error?

I found it. Visual Basic doesn't support (). The correct syntax is o.Seek. You may add this one in the VB vs VFP.
Michel Fournier
Level Extreme Inc.
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