Hi jantje69,
I am not sure what the answer to your question is. It sounds to me like
you
are hand coding this program. Is that true??? I use 3rd party templates
for all of my added functionality and don't hand code anything except
embed
code in templates. Being able to do that is why I use Clarion. <g> I'm
sure you will get better and faster answers to your questions on the ---
news.softvelocity.com --- newsgroup.
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Best Regards,
Earl R Coker
ksasales AT machlink DOT com
www.kwiksystems.net
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<jantje69@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:5dbeda8f-8456-4446-9a6c-101f812e3228@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hello,
> before you read my problem I must admid that a. this is my first post
> on the forum, b. I've only been working with Clarion for about 3
> months now and c. the company I'm working in (using Clarion), doesn't
> do any Object Orientated Programming at all...
> I thought it was time to change that, so I went over to create a
> little class in Clarion 6.1ee.
> At first it seem to work fine, helas, taking it to more tests makes it
> fail... And I'm looking for some help on why it fails.
>
> About the class: the class is called the savePointerClass. It has no
> explicit constructor and no explicit destructor. It has no public
> fields either. Only two methods: savePointerClass.SetPtr and
> savePointerClass.GetPtr. Both as their only argument take a file. In
> the set method, the savepointerclass gets the name of the file, saves
> the current pointer on the file and saves what's in the current record
> buffer at the time. The get method, checks to see if the same file
> was given as an argument, and if so, restores the pointer and what was
> in the records buffer.
>
> Where it fails... For example: I got one tps file called buildings.
> In an (imaginary) application, I got a table listing all the
> buildings. Some off these buildings are let's say appartments.
> Appartments belong to a building. So each building line in my table
> is clickable, when you click it, an objBuilding (savePointerClass)
> saves the info, and displays a the same form with the request to pick
> a building from. However, clicking a line in the new table will again
> have an objBuilding save the info and showing a third form. Closing
> this form, back onto the second form. Closing second form, back onto
> the first form. But now, the info that was in my original objBuilding
> is lost, it was overwritten when I openened the form a third time!
>
> Basically, opening the form in a new threat is not causing this
> problem. Does that mean to say that forms opened in a same threat
> with fields (data) with the same name automatically share memory
> adresses? I don't understand why, the class isn't declared static at
> all.
>
> Any help, or hints and tips would be really appreciated!
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