>>>Parameters passed to a form are first available in the form.init() right?
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>>Let's say the parameters are passed to the Form.Init(). They are destroyed afterwards, so the logical thing to do is put code similar to the following in the Form.Init():
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>>* Form.Init()
>>lparameters tnPar1, tcPar2
>>This.nPar1 = tnPar1
>>This.cPar2 = tcPar2
>>DoDefault()
>>...
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>>Regards,
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>>Hilmar.
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>Hilmar,
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>That is excactly what I did but at a later point I needed the passed parameter in one of the control's init() and this.nPar1 was not defined yet and that is how this whole thing came up.
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>Thanks for your input.
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>Einar
Apart from your workaround, you could also transfer some code from the Control.Init() to Form.Init(), or some custom method called from Form.Init().
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