Kent Belan wrote on 2013-06-03:
> Hello Tracy,
>
> You are GOOD !!! Thanks for the clues.
>
> This form was working Friday afternoon. I made a few changes and It quit
> working.
>
> This is how it looked on Friday
> oForm = createobject('modalform')
> oForm.Show(1)
>
> Here is what I did over the weekend
>
> oForm = createobject('modalform')
> with oForm
> .Prop1 = lnProp1
> .Prop2 = lnProp2
> .Show(1)
> Endwith
>
> The problem is the .Show(1) inside the with/endwith
>
> When I move it after the endwith, everything works fine
>
> oForm = createobject('modalform')
> with oForm
> .Prop1 = lnProp1
> .Prop2 = lnProp2
> Endwith
> oForm.Show(1)
>
> Thanks again for your help,
> Kent
>
Kent,
I'm just recounting the things I have once been frustrated by in the past.
Those With ... EndWith programming styles have hurt me in the past. I like
the ease of programming with them. However, tracking down odd little quirks
in behavior, or C000005 errors makes me weary of them. I say that, yet I did
a search earlier today and found over 400 times it is used in the production
application.
Glad it is working for you.
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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