AlanBreck1000
Programmer
Anybody know how many formulas you can have in a procedure. I am using Clarion 5.0 professional and when a reach a specific number of formulas and tell the program OK to save it completely drops out of the program?
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ShankarJ
Programmer
- Aug 9, 2003
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Hi!
I never use formulas but use the embeds directly. To find the right embed, define a formula, go the Embeditor and choose Source, find the formula and the nearest embed to it and copy the formula code. Delete the formula and add all calculation in the embed.
Since you are using a very old version, you are stuck with whatever limitations it has.
Regards
I never use formulas but use the embeds directly. To find the right embed, define a formula, go the Embeditor and choose Source, find the formula and the nearest embed to it and copy the formula code. Delete the formula and add all calculation in the embed.
Since you are using a very old version, you are stuck with whatever limitations it has.
Regards
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AlanBreck1000
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Shankar,
Please correct me if I am wrong, the following is my code in the embeditor:
! End of "Process Manager Method Data Section"
CODE
! Start of "Process Manager Method Executable Code Section"
! [Priority 500]
LocalOne = LEFT(INI:Local,0)
The formula is of course LocalOne=LEFT(INI:Local,0)
All the above code is grayed out so I cannot delete it.
But if I can delete the formula then go to the embed and add the formula am I on the right track?
Thank you
Please correct me if I am wrong, the following is my code in the embeditor:
! End of "Process Manager Method Data Section"
CODE
! Start of "Process Manager Method Executable Code Section"
! [Priority 500]
LocalOne = LEFT(INI:Local,0)
The formula is of course LocalOne=LEFT(INI:Local,0)
All the above code is grayed out so I cannot delete it.
But if I can delete the formula then go to the embed and add the formula am I on the right track?
Thank you
ShankarJ
Programmer
- Aug 9, 2003
- 856
Hi!
The idea of adding a dummy formula is to identify where the code is being generated and sice the formula code is inserted by the template, it will be greyed out. Just find the nearest embed to it and copy/paste the formula code. Remove the formula and after that you can make all the additions/corrections in that embed you just created.
Regards
The idea of adding a dummy formula is to identify where the code is being generated and sice the formula code is inserted by the template, it will be greyed out. Just find the nearest embed to it and copy/paste the formula code. Remove the formula and after that you can make all the additions/corrections in that embed you just created.
Regards
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