Hello,
I have a TLB called EFTNET.tlb.
I can open it in the com object viewer and see all the properties & events. (see attach1)
In a procedure I can instantiate the com-handle.
CREATE "EFTNET.EFT" <com-handle>.
I can set the properties, no problem.
There is also an event, called StateChanged ().
According to the com object viewer, the signature should be like (attach 2 )
PROCEDURE <event-proc-prefix>.StateChanged :
DEFINE INPUT PARAMETER sender AS <ANYTYPE>.
DEFINE INPUT PARAMETER e AS COM-HANDLE.
END PROCEDURE.
What should <event-proc-prefix> be replaced with ?
kind regards
gerd
Can you add the control to a window ? That could give an idea how the prefix is constructed.
When there is a control-frame the prefix is
CFName.OCXName
where CFName is the value of the Control frame CFVariable:Name.
Not exactly the same but it may point you in the right direction.
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Problem is that there are no controls in the tlb, so I can not place them on screen
that was my initial thought also ...
Gerd
What should be replaced with ?
How about "gdb" ?
It's your choice....
:ENABLE-EVENTS ("gbd") .
Hey Mike,
Thanks for the tip !
I will try this out, and let you know !
Didn't know the existence of enable-events ! Shame on me , I suppose !
Gerd
