Alex
Interesting point. Yes the function is called from within a "With thisform", itself in the .Init() method. So a "With thisform" can be inherited then, do you think? Even though all methods are on the same hierarchical level, i.e. form level? Even when called from another method?
I don't recall ever reading this but maybe I've missed it.
Anyway, it's not a problem really - more a convenience! Trouble maybe in forward compat. e.g. the compiler got a lot tighter and meaner between v3 and v7. When I converted a proj. I discovered lots of places where a continuation line of LOCAL decl's had not been preceded by ";", but I'd got away with that in V3.
Terry
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>Can anyone see anything wrong with this code below? It's a whole method in itself. It works fine. That's the issue. Maybe I've missed something over the years but I always assumed, if you reference a container's objects, you have to reference the container first. Note there is no "With thisform" surrounding the code with .cboTables in it.
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>>I also noticed this with a form property that I'd referenced in another method, without the "thisform" before it.
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>>Is this feature well known, is this a freak or what. Am I the last to realise this?
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>>Terry>
>Is this Method called from inside a
WITH ThisForm
somewhere else?
>(i.e. "inheriting" a
WITH ThisForm
)
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