Hi Wolfgang,

It can also return VOID in X#. But doesn't the VOXporter do the necessary change?

Hi Wolfgang, Ah, thanks for sending the sample, I see what's causing the problem. It's because of the enabled /vo5 (implicit CLIPPER calling convention) compiler option, which makes all methods that have no parameters be emitted as CLIPPER calling convention methods, for compatibility with VO. To ...

That's fine of course, I think the problem will have been fixed until the release of the next public build and will be included in there. Unless it proves very difficult to fix it (it's a problem in the macro compiler and might be a bit complicated), but I don't expect so. Link to the reported issue ...

Hi Karl,

How about

"AScan( { "123","456", "789" } , Person.Pno) != 0 .and. ...."

to see if a pno is inside the array?

Of course you will need to construct the string array expression with code.

Hi Karl,

And what would the filter expression look like exactly? As plain string I mean.

Hi Karl, What would the filter expression look like in this case, which array items would you use in them? All or some of them and how? Would you need to do something like this: LOCAL aPnos AS ARRAY FilterExpression := i"Person.PNo = '{aPnos[1]}' .AND. Person.FNo = '{aPnos[3]}' .AND. Person.CNo ...

Thanks a lot Irwin!
As for the XIDE plugins, we will create a section in the downloads area for that. But it has to wait till the next official X# release, which will contain the new IDE as well (which includes plugin system additions that your plugin probably depends on).

Ah, right, sorry about that. Are you a FOX subscriber? If yes, I will send you a fix as soon as this is fixed.

Hi Wolfgang,

They don't, I have it working here without the parameters. Can you please post the .xiaef that gives you the error? Maybe I'm not doing something else that you have in your app.

Hi Irwin, Hmmm, good question... ToolPad is a relatively new class in the PluginSystem and it does not have much functionality in it yet, but this will change. It also inherits directly from the System.Windows.Forms.Panel class (so you can put controls in it and do any drawing you want), but this is ...