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Thisform.setfocus vs. =thisform.setfocus()
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
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00810671
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Larry,

All methods return a value even if you don't specify a return value in them (the default is .T.). If you want to check the value returned from a method, you would use syntax like llReturnValue = THISFORM.somemethod(). There is no difference in the below examples because neither call does anything with the returned value.

Sorry, I can't help with the other question.

Kurt
>Is there a difference in what happens when you include the "=" and "()" when running a method in a form versus when you dont? For example:
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>thisform.init vs =thisform.init()
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>or
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>thisform.refresh vs =thisform.refresh()
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>you get the idea. I think I use it both ways, but I'm just curious as to if there is a difference.
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>Also, I'm trying to find where to update my account to invoice monthly. Can't find it.
>
>Thanks,
>Larry Morelli
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