I do need to store the constants to a string because is something that doesn't run inmediatly. It is something I need to store in an array or collection and then process all together something like this
What i am doing is building a screen. I have a method to add lines to the screen first, after the programmer have added all the lines that'll be on the screen then I have another method to display the screen.
it is not this but this is the main idea
Local lnRow, lnCol, lcMess, lcMode
DECLARE arrLines[3,4]
arrLines[1,1]=0
arrLines[1,2]=0
arrLines[1,3]='Fisrt Line'
arrLines[1,4]='WLREVERSE+WLCLEAR'
arrLines[2,1]=1
arrLines[2,2]=0
arrLines[2,3]='Second Line'
arrLines[2,4]='WLNORMAL+WLCLEAR'
arrLines[3,1]=2
arrLines[3,2]=0
arrLines[3,3]='Last Line'
arrLines[3,4]='WLNORMAL+WLFLUSHOUT'
FOR _N = 1 to 3
lnRow = arrLines[_N,1]
lnCol = arrLines[_N,2]
lcMess= arrLines[_N,3]
lcMode= arrLines[_N,4]
oRF.Print(lnCol,lnRow,lcMess, &lcMode)
ENDFOR
see what I need?
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DO WHILE .T.
ME.Work()
ENDDO
