Hi Mindaugas,
> An easy (but I do not know if it is correct) way to solve this problem is to
> use DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUT | DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUTREF instead of
> DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUT in Invoke() call. Actually we use such technique on
> access: DISPATCH_PROPERTYGET | DISPATCH_METHOD. But my sugges
>
> I still have problems with 100% cpu load when I call ::cClose() but
> I'm investigating on this
It seems that I have this problem only in the demo program... I will
investigate i f possible...
Francesco
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> This can be solved by using "_" in front of method to force
> DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUT. So,
> oPdfApp:_cOption( "UseAutoSave" , 1 )
> do the job.
Yes, it does. Thank you !
I still have problems with 100% cpu load when I call ::cClose() but
I'm investigating on this
Francesco
> In this case I agree that final type for error codes should be existing
> HB_ERRCODE and this type should be converted to 'unsigned int' but before
> you will change it please check all places in the Harbour SVN which will
> be effected by such modification. We have to well know them. I'm mostly
Hi Przemek,
> Viktor,
>
> The bad thing with abstracted types is the fact the it makes creating
> interface between Harbour and other tools harder.
> As long as Harbour uses well known types then it's quite easy.
> When I have a function in some library which needs as parameter variable as
> type
On Sun, 15 Nov 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
> >> // Error BASE/3012 Argument error: COPTION
> >> // Called from WIN_OLEAUTO:COPTION(0)
> >> // Called from SAMPLE(42)
> > The real error code is 0x8002000E DISP_E_BADPARAMCOUNT
> > It would be nice to have real OLE error code instead of 3012, but the
>> // Error BASE/3012 Argument error: COPTION
>> // Called from WIN_OLEAUTO:COPTION(0)
>> // Called from SAMPLE(42)
>
> The real error code is 0x8002000E DISP_E_BADPARAMCOUNT
>
> It would be nice to have real OLE error code instead of 3012, but the problem
> is that error codes are USHORT and O
Hi,
#ifdef FIRST1
oPdfApp:cOption( "UseAutoSave" ) := 1 // Compiler error
#endif
#ifdef FIRST2
oPdfApp:cOption( "UseAutoSave" , 1 ) // runtime error
#endif
//
I've used OleView.exe to see PDFCreator methods. It shows:
[id(0x68030009), propget]
HRESULT cOption([in] BSTR PropertyName,
Here it is, save it as sample.prg, compiling is with these lines (the
first one doesn't compile...)
Comments and error messages in the code...
hbmk2 sample.prg xhb.lib hbwin.lib -ofirst1 -dFIRST1
hbmk2 sample.prg xhb.lib hbwin.lib -ofirst2 -dFIRST2
hbmk2 sample.prg xhb.lib hbwin.lib -osecond -dSEC
Hi,
In Harbour I can:
? object:cOption("property") and have the correct value
but I don't know how to set that value !
Do you have any self contained sample?
object:cOption("property") := .T.
is not accepted by the compiler,
Just like STR(7) := .T.
object:cOption("property", .T.) is a r
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