>Hello world,
>
>The manual says you can do it but it is not working for me -- what am I doing wrong?
>
>The manual says you can do it, see Using VFP, Programming in VFP, Object-Oriented Programming Concepts, Setting Properties.
>
>In form A, I want to set a property in form B. But if I do it, VFP says Form B is not an object.
>
>Actually, both Form A and Form B are formsets, so the property I want to set is a property of the formset. The manual says you can do that also.
>
>The code not working is this:
>
> IF TYPE( "frsItems" ) = "O" && Items is in use
> frsItems.lModelsUpDate = .T. && tell Items that the Models table is updated
> ENDIF
>
>
>The TYPE( "frsItems" ) = "O" test is never true, if I go around it I get the error frsItems is not an object.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Also, how do I look at the other forms and formsets open in the debugger? I do not know how.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rick Graves

Rick,
Manuals are right :)
It's a scoping problem. If you have access to frsItems variable then you can do it.

do form FormB name frsItems
frsItems.lModelsUpDate = .T.
frsItems.Refresh()

etc


Cetin