Hi Lauren,

It's known problem. I hope it'll be fixed in the final release.
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>Hi All,
>
>Since the MS VFP8 feedback page seems to be down, I'll post this here.
>
>Seems the default method of the collection class passes only the first parameter to the ITEM() method. This is unfortunate, but I don't know if it's a bug or an ER.
>
>I've a number of examples where I'd want to extend the item() method a bit, and it would be nice to still be able to use the default method syntax.
>
>One such example is below.
>
>Best,
>-lc
>
>PS: And, if anyone can tell me how to colorize the VFP code on this site, I'd be much obliged. Seems like something one would find under the "help" tab, but I sure couldn't...
>
>

>*-- just messing around with collections
>
>o=createobject("csnwVector")
>
>o.dimension(200,65000)
>? o.item(1,2)  && works, returns 0
>? o(1,2)       && fails, the default method does not pass the second param
>
>
>define class csnwVector as Collection
>* for large arrays (over the 65000 limit)
>* a collection of arrays to provide a place for a
>* large vector in Rn
>* A cursor would probably work better for this...
>
>nInitValue = 0
>
>function newRow( tnCols )
>  local loRow, laVals
>  loRow = createobject("empty")
>  addproperty( lorow, [aVals(1)], NULL )
>  dimension lorow.aVals(tnCols)
>  store this.nInitValue to lorow.aVals
>  return loRow
>endfunc
>
>function dimension( tnRows, tnCols )
>  local lnK
>  for lnK = 1 to tnRows
>    this.Add( this.newRow( tnCols ) )
>  endfor
>endfunc
>
>function item( tnRow,tnCol )
>  
nodefault
>  *loRow = dodefault( tnRow )
>  *return loRow.aVals(tnCol)
>endfunc
>
>enddefine
>