You can also press parameters - modify the code withese snippets:

PROCEDURE lostfocus
IF !EMPTY(thisform.edtEdit1.Value)
   EXECSCRIPT(thisform.edtEdit1.value,thisform,this,0)
ENDIF
ENDPROC 
visible=.t.
ENDDEFINE 

DEFINE CLASS Edit1 as EditBox
top=60
height=120
left=20
width=300
value="parameters oform,oObj,nVal"+CHR(13)+;
      "messagebox([Execute Script Line 1])"+CHR(13)+;
      "messagebox([Execute Script Line 2])"+CHR(13)+;
      "oObj.Value='Exec Script executed in EditBox'"+chr(13)+;
      "oform.backcolor=RGB(0,0,255)"
visible=.t.
ENDDEFINE

>I think so need more explanation. I want to create a grid at runtime and fill its columns events at runtime. I know I can do anything with execscript but how I can tie that to an event?
>
>
>>Would EXECSCRIPT() or Macros "&" do the job?
>>
>>>Hmmm. If I cannot find more easy workaround maybe.
>>>
>>>Teþekkürler, :)
>>>
>>>
>>>>Depends on what you want to do. If say you're doing that with a copy of a table (scx,vcx,...) then you could write code and compile on the fly (or create a class on the fly).
>>>>Cetin