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i have a memo class if your interested, let me know bobby

use multi dem arrays... mess[ page, line ] this should work just fine as long as you dont have more than 4096 pages. bobby

you can write you own with a seperate inkey funtion like myinkey() to extract the key, then modify your getsys to call your new funtion myinkey(), then in your myinkey() you call inkey(1), every second but within the loop you call your clock function. example: function myinkey( timeout )...

on which item, a field or the whole file?, i have a few for each. i will try to look them up and i can send them to you

which laser printer, there is a 3rd party library for the HP Printer which is pretty nice.

i would store the items in a simple array and use achoice to each var, this way your not loading the get system. bobby

hi alok, you can write a program in clipper, dos isnt dead it is still apart of windows in the background. i think i can help you with your problem but i need to see your database structure and exacly what fields that you are talking about. bobby

reduce public vars, it helps when usings array,s instead of alot of vars. this will reduce the symbol table. example: public var1, var2, var3 this is better public var[3]

the omemo class is ready.... anyone interested just reply and i will send a demo to you bjolly64

i have some functions to write/read ini files... let me know and i can email them to you bobby

the above is correct but you can also change the header of the dbf as well, this will be a more secure way of protecting your data. if you need a routine to ( open, close ) for this let me know bobby

i would like to know if anyone would be interested in a memo class? i thought about writing it to have more control over editing text files for myself and i have started it using class(y) aand it seems to real nice so far, im about 70% done and should be through in about a week or so. beleive...

use more local vars and reuse the names in each function. they can only be seen in the current procedure or funtion so therefore you can reduce the symbol table alot. i try to use things like "FOR x =" where i use "x" over & over. also you can use more arrays example...

give it up....its windows!!!

i think it would be alot faster if you use the DBSTRUCT() and test the (len)...

try creating a small C program to test you modual first and then present it to clipper. bobby

you may want to try using anotheralternative: Z x y Z is the controller program that runs the smaller moduals x & y... try using the swpruncmd()...it has been very helpful for me for the last few years, when a modual needs upgrading or for bug fixes i only work with it...

try this... list := {} dbgotop() index on field->yourfiled to temp while !eof() if left( field->yourfield,1 ) == "A" aadd( list, recno() ) endif dbskip( 1 ) enddo lastnum := list[ LEN( list ) ] newnum := ( VAL(ubstr( lastnum, 2, LEN(lastnum) )+1 ) delete...

dear akthyC20 check your index expresions. try them on a small program first and then in your system. it sounds like your expresion is wrong, but its hard to tell. send it to me and i will try to duplicate it and fix it. bobby

this sounds like there is something wrong with your main menu... what type of menu is it. i have a small dos menu written in clipper i can share with you. its linked with blinker. i have used the source code to break up my apps to avoid large "do-it-all" programs and have avoided that...