Basile,

Try this then

PUBLIC METHOD SetFilter( cFiltre ) AS USUAL CLIPPER

Robert

Basile,
If the class is a DbServer subclass then it has to be:
Robert

Chris,
We have not yet enabled support for #nullable context in X#.
We'll probably do that in X# 3.

Robert

Basile, Default values for optional parameters are handled by the X# compiler in 2 different ways: - In the Core dialect, it handles them just like C#. Default must be standard .Net constants. - In the other dialects, the default values are stored as special attributes on the parameters. This allows ...

Richard,

Due to an (undocumented) change in VS 2020 these features are no longer working with X# 2.20.
This is fixed in the upcoming 2.21 build.

Robert

Cyril,
Which version of X#?
I believe this was fixed in one of our last builds. IIRC this was included in 2.20, also in the public build.

Robert

Guys,

Would it be a good idea to do an online session about this?
We have not done online sessions in a while, and I think this subject "the differences between X# dialects" is a great session for an online presentation.

Robert

Guys, What a very good question, and also some very good answers. In addition to what Chris already said (and I agree about FtpWebRequest): - The dialect of a project controls the behavior of the compiler. For example: x Setting the FoxPro dialect enables the FoxPro "DEFINE CLASS" syntax and some ...

Horst,

Horst wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2024 10:56 am Hi Chris

I know when i compare "Horst " = "Horst" or "Horst" = "Horst " then is the result different, but a empty string ? Thats weird for me.

Horst

Actually, this was "inherited" from dBase (so from the 80s)

Robert

MJI wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2024 9:06 am 2.3 I think, and perhaps 2 is not that flexible, having to use an online calulator.

Anyway I very rarely do reports, as I normally do the coding!

Can you inspect the properties of the ReportPro DLL and let us know the version of this DLL

Robert