rks in the Production (client) server space but just
not on my dev machine.
On 12/9/2020 9:29 AM, Richard Kaye wrote:
It could be the form location on a different drive/volume is the
source of your fun...
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r SET DEFAULT and SET PATH?
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Can we agree though that if a SCX form is included in
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> Can we agree though that if a SCX form is included in your EXE, a DO FORM
> frmCrap should work regar
the movie. What are the values for SET DEFAULT and SET PATH?
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OK. A couple things I would try:
1. After building the exe, try to run the exe in a separate instance of
the IDE and see if that works.
2. Try running a form based on VFP's base form class with only VFP base
class objects on it that is in the same folder as the trouble form.
3. Try moving y
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YeahwOOdy posited that too. I'm guessing that's the cause...but weird th
Try adding a config.fpw with the dev path on your dev system?
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Yeah
your
fun...
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Hi Srikanth,
I agree with you on better project managem
It could be the form location on a different drive/volume is the source of your
fun...
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Hi Srikanth,
I agree with you on better project management, and I always do that for
my own projects, but with this inherited one (that's a real pain in the
arse), I tried to change as little as possible. My approach with this
project has always been to take the "least invasive" approach possi
Yes. EXE is created in the default location, same as the Project files.
On 12/8/2020 4:38 PM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
But when you compile the exe, does that get created in the same place as the
pjx/t?
On 8 December 2020 17:17:07 GMT-04:00, "MB Software Solutions, LLC"
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Oh sorry, Frank.
Hi Mike,
My guess is that the SCX should
- either be in the same folder as the Project
- or in a sub-folder of the Project folder
If it is in any other location it would run in Runtime but would fail while
running in the EXE.
Recommended that all Project Files be kept in the Project Folder or fo
me.
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> Hi Tracy,
>
>
But when you compile the exe, does that get created in the same place as the
pjx/t?
On 8 December 2020 17:17:07 GMT-04:00, "MB Software Solutions, LLC"
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>Oh sorry, Frank. Let me clarify:
>
>Project is in on my C: drive in the legacy folder (c:\wsapps\bwd).
>Form
>is in E: drive in my D
Oh sorry, Frank. Let me clarify:
Project is in on my C: drive in the legacy folder (c:\wsapps\bwd). Form
is in E: drive in my Dev\Client\Forms folder.
Clear as mud now? ;-)
--Mike
On 12/8/2020 2:23 PM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
I had looked at it 2 or 3 times but it doesn't answer some of the
I had looked at it 2 or 3 times but it doesn't answer some of the
questions asked by others here and I'm still not 100% sure of one thing
in particular.
Woody asked you:
Maybe, when compiling the EXE you are not saving tot he project folder?
and you responded:
it's definitely NOT the same f
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A fine question. 😊
I didn't watch the movie. Are you putting a path in on your DO FORM call? Do
you have a back door
Hi Frank,
Yeah...pretty much right. Take 43 seconds and see what I mean:
43 second demo showing the problem:https://www.screencast.com/t/ZjyWYqFI
On 12/8/2020 12:22 PM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
Mike,
I'm coming in a bit late and am a bit unclear on some of your answers
to previous questions. Le
Mike,
I'm coming in a bit late and am a bit unclear on some of your answers to
previous questions. Let me know if this summary is accurate or not, please:
1. Your exe calls an SCX (DO MyForm.scx - without any path to the scx in
the call)
2. The SCX is included in the exe
3. When the exe ru
On 12/8/2020 9:22 AM, Richard Kaye wrote:
A fine question. 😊
I didn't watch the movie. Are you putting a path in on your DO FORM call? Do
you have a back door where you can see the runtime environment settings? I
would think if you want VFP to walk its path to find the form in the EXE, then
y
ude a fully qualified path or even a partial
one.
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Agreed, but why shou
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Hi Tracy,
Those wouldn't apply to me here because this is all done on my Dev machine (d
Mike,
I have run into this error only once and it happened for a client using an
existing utility app which I wrote years ago and has been working ever since.
The only difference was she went home when the COVID shutdowns started and
began running the application across a VPN connection. I don'
Smells like a PATH issue in your dev environment to me.
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Hi Tracy
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Is there a SET PATH in your app config?
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Is there a SET PATH in your app config?
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Is there a SET PATH in your app config?
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Hi wOOdy!
You may have the
Hi wOOdy!
You may have the answer: it's definitely NOT the same folder tree...not
even the same DRIVE! That makes a difference?!?? I figured it still
had the defined form in its saved memory space and would use that!
On 12/7/2020 3:58 AM, Jürgen Wondzinski wrote:
Hi Mike,
Maybe, when co
Hi Mike,
Maybe, when compiling the EXE you are not saving tot he project folder? Always
(!) save your exe to the project-root folder.
Next idea: When calling the form, use the relative pathing to that form: i.e.
DO FORM forms\myform.scx
wOOdy
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I've already pushed it out today, working around here. I put the actual
path in to where it is on my dev machine (e:\dev\client\forms) and then
it works. Here's the kicker: run from Production (not inside VFP) at
the client site--even with that hardcoded path WHICH DOESN'T EXIST AT
THE CLIEN
Can you check what SET("CLASSLIB") is set to, and SET("LIBRARY")?
What is the stack, are things still running in the complied app?
Tracy
On December 6, 2020 11:30:28 AM EST, "MB Software Solutions, LLC"
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>Hi Ajit,
>
>Still fails: https://www.screencast.com/t/WXrKy7vCXu
>
>So strange. Th
Hi Mike,
I know you might have tried all possible combinations to find the error.
But here goes :
That form is being linked to the object - loFrm.
Have you tried running the form without assigning it to loFrm (just to
check)
DO FORM frmEditBank2 NOSHOW
Also, just before it hits DO FORM
Hi Ajit,
Still fails: https://www.screencast.com/t/WXrKy7vCXu
So strange. This inherited project has always had "spectres" of a sort;
things that made absolutely no sense (like this kind of "file not found"
stuff).
On 12/6/2020 12:10 AM, Ajit Abraham wrote:
Mike,
Try renaming the form to
Mike,
Try renaming the form to something else (like abc.scx) and then call the
renamed form.
Also, just verify in the project properties that this file is indeed
included.
(I know that you will see a icon in front of the file if it is excluded
- but still..)
Ajit
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