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Hi Chris,
I have added a link to you trick on my pearls page:
https://riedmann.it/xsharp/index.php
It is worth to be remembered and to non go lost in the many informations of this forum.
Wolfgang

robert wrote:Chris,
You naughty boy !

Robert

yeah, Chris is


i´m sure, in his earlier living he´s also been one of the famous 300

regards
Karl-Heinz

Hallo Chris

Thanks a lot for that trick !

Horst

Hi Karl-Heinz,

Nah, being the anti-war person that I am, at most maybe I could had been their cook

Hi Robert

In the Constructor Method on line 854 i found SELF:nReTries := LockTries( ) . Looking around i found RuntimeState.LockTries .
What is your default value ? Cant find it.

Horst

Hi Horst,

You can simply write this to see the default value:

? LockTries() // 10

You can see it being set in the file https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic ... numSet.prg, in the method RuntimeStateDefaultValue(), at line 871 currently:

CASE Set.Locktries
RETURN 10U

Hi Chris

lol
? LockTries() realy the simple way .

Is __DBSAPPEND( lLocks, nTries ) also visible on Hithub ? Cant see a search function on Github

Horst

Hi Horst,

It's defined here https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic ... BFuncs.prg

You can download the whole runtime source, by clicking on the green "Code" button at the right of the page here: https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic ... re/Runtime Then you can open the whole runtime solution in VS from the Runtime.sln file. For XIDE, you can use the Runtime.xiproj file (just double click and open with XIDE) for the regular runtime and the RuntimeVOSDKxSharp - VOSDK-x.viproj file for the SDK. Then you can navigate through the code from within the IDE locally!

Thanks Chris