Set Enumeration

Values that match the Visual Objects SET_* defines

Namespace: XSharp
Assembly: XSharp.Core (in XSharp.Core.dll) Version: 2.21

Syntax

 enum Set

public enum Set

Members

Member name	Value	Description
Exact	1	Specifies rules that Visual FoxPro uses when comparing two strings of different lengths.
Fixed	2	Specifies if the number of decimal places used in the display of numeric data is fixed.
Decimals	3	Specifies the number of decimal places displayed in numeric expressions.
DateFormat	4	Specifies the format for the display of Date and DateTime expressions.
Epoch	5	Change the setting that determines how dates without century digits are interpreted.
Path	6	Specifies a path for file searches.
Default	7	Specifies the default drive and directory.
Exclusive	8	Specifies whether Visual FoxPro opens table files for exclusive or shared use on a network.
Softseek	9	Determines where the record pointer is positioned after FIND or SEEK unsuccessfully searches for a record.
Unique	10	Specifies whether records with duplicate index key values are maintained in an index file.
Deleted	11	Specifies whether Visual FoxPro processes records marked for deletion and whether they are available for use with other commands.
Cancel	12	--- not used ---
Debug	13	--- not used ---
Typeahead	14	--- not used ---
Color	15	Sets the colors used on the console output
Cursor	16	Determines whether the insertion point is displayed when Visual FoxPro waits for input.
Console	17	Enables or disables output to the main Visual FoxPro window or to the active user-defined window from within programs.
Alternate	18	Directs screen or printer output created with ?, ??, DISPLAY, or LIST to a text file.
AltFile	19	Output filename for the Alternate file.
Device	20	Directs output from @ ... SAY to the screen, a printer, or a file.
Printer	23	Enables or disables output to the printer or routes output to a file, port, or network printer.
PrintFile	24	Output filename for printer output.
Margin	25	Sets the left printer margin and affects all output directed to the printer.
Bell	26	Turns the computer bell on or off and sets the bell attributes.
Confirm	27	Specifies whether the user can exit a text box by typing past the last character in the text box.
Escape	28	Determines whether pressing the ESC key interrupts program and command execution.
Insert	29	--- not used ---
Exit	30	--- not used ---
Intensity	31	--- not used ---
Scoreboard	32	--- not used ---
Delimiters	33
DelimChars	34	--- not used ---
Wrap	35	--- not used ---
Message	36	--- not used ---
Mcenter	37	--- not used ---
ScrollBreak	38	--- not used ---
Errorlog	39	--- not used ---
Neterr	40
Digits	41	The setting that determines the number of digits that will be shown to the left of the decimal point when a number is displayed.
AmExt	42	A string representing the morning extension for time strings in 12-hour format.
PmExt	43	A string representing the evening extension for time strings in 12-hour format.
Ansi	44	The setting that determines whether database files are created using ANSI or OEM format and whether certain text file operations convert between the two character sets.
Yield	45
Locktries	46	The number of times certain lock operations are retried
AmPm	47	The setting that determines whether time strings are in 12-hour or 24-hour format.
Century	48	Determines whether the century portion of date expressions is displaid.
DigitFixed	49	The setting that fixes the number of digits used to display numeric output.
DecimalSep	50	Determines the decimal point character used in the display of numeric and currency expressions.
ThousandSep	51	Specifies the character that separates each group of three digits to the left of the decimal point when displaying a formatted numeric or currency value.
Timesep	52	The current separation character used in time strings.
Fieldstore	53	The setting that determines whether assignments are made to fields or to memory variables.
Science	54	The setting that controls if numbers are displaid in scientific notation.
Cpu	55
Floatdelta	56	The setting that determines the point at which 2 floating point numbers would be considered equal even though they are different.
Math	57
International	58
DateCountry	59	Specifies the format for the display of Date and DateTime expressions.
DefaultDir	60
EpochCent	70	Determines how Microsoft Visual FoxPro interprets dates that specify only 2 digit years.
EpochYear	71	Determines how Microsoft Visual FoxPro interprets dates that specify only 2 digit years.
DateFormatNet	72	The current dateformat in .Net format.
DateFormatEmpty	73	The empty representation of the current date format.
SysObject	74	SysObject value
NoMethod	76	The last method called with a late bound send operator that was not found in the object that was used.
Patharray	78	The current path setting as an array of strings.
NatDLL	79	Determines the name of the current Nation DLL.
CollationTable	80	Determines the collation array read from the current Nation DLL
ErrorLevel	81	--- not used ---
ErrorBlock	82	The codeblock set for the current error handler.
LastScriptError	85	The last script error that occurred.
LastFound	86	The last file found with File()
DelimRDD	89	Determines the name of the current Delim RDD.
FieldDelimiter	90	Determines the current field delimiter for Delim RDDs
RecordDelimiter	91	Determines the current record delimiter for Delim RDDs
ErrorLogFile	92	Name of the error log file from the default RT error handler. Defaults to VOERROR.LOG
Dict	98
Intl	99
RddInfo	100
MemoBlockSize	101	Specifies how X# allocates disk space for the storage of memo fields. This is 64 for the FoxPro dialect and 32 for other dialects.
DefaultRdd	102	Determines the current Default RDD. This is DBFVFP for the FoxPro dialect and DBFNTX for the other dialects.
MemoExt	103	Determines the current default Memofile extension.
AutoOpen	104	Determines if production CDX files should be automatically opened. Defaults to TRUE
AutoOrder	105	Determines if the first index in the production CDX should be selected. Defaults to 0 for the FoxPro dialect and 1 for the other dialects.
HpLocking	106	Should High Performance NTX Locking be used for DBFNTX files.
NewIndexLock	107	Should the New Index Locking Scheme be used for DBFNTX files.
Autoshare	108
StrictRead	109
BlobCircref	110
Optimize	111	Enables or disables Query Optimization.
FoxLock	112	Should the FoxPro locking scheme be used for DBFCDX and DBFVFP files.
RddInfoMax	119	Determines the maximum number of RDD related settings.
WinCodepage	120	Determines the current Windows CodePage number
DosCodepage	121	Determines the current DOS/OEM CodePage number
CollationMode	122	Determines the current Collation mode (Windows, Clipper, Ordinal, Unicode, XPP)
Asserts	125	Specifies whether to pad a shorter string with spaces when making a SQL string comparison or binary expression with zero (0) bytes when making a binary expression comparison in SQL commands using the equal sign operator (=).
AutoIncError	126	Specifies whether attempts to update or insert values in a field with automatically incrementing values generate errors.
CollateFox	127	Specifies a collation sequence for character fields in subsequent indexing and sorting operations. Defaults to MACHINE
Compatible	128	Controls compatibility with Microsoft FoxBASE+ and other FoxPro languages.
Database	129	Sets an open database as the current database or sets no current database.
DataSession	130
DebugOut	131	Directs debugging output to a file.
Directory	7	Specifies the default drive and directory.
FullPath	132	FoxPro: Should CDX(),DBF() and similar functions return full paths
Headings	144
Lock	133	Enables or disables automatic file locking in certain commands.
MemoWidth	134	Specifies the displayed width of memo fields and character expressions.Default is 50
MultiLocks	135	Determines whether you can lock multiple records using LOCK( ) or RLOCK( ). Default is OFF
Near	9	Determines where the record pointer is positioned after FIND or SEEK unsuccessfully searches for a record.
Null	167	Determines how null values are supported by the ALTER TABLE, CREATE TABLE and INSERT - SQL commands.
Point	50	Determines the decimal point character used in the display of numeric and currency expressions.
Refresh	136	Determines whether to and how frequently to update local memory buffers with changes from other users on the network.
Reprocess	137	Specifies how many times and for how long Visual FoxPro attempts to lock a file or record after an unsuccessful locking attempt.
Safety	138	Determines whether Visual FoxPro displays a dialog box before overwriting an existing file.
Separator	51	Specifies the character that separates each group of three digits to the left of the decimal point when displaying a formatted numeric or currency value.
Space	139	FoxPro: Add Space between ? and ?? field expressions
SqlBuffering	140	Specifies if data in a SQL - SELECT statement is based on buffered data or data written to disk.
SqlAnsi	141	Specifies whether to pad a shorter string with spaces when making a SQL string comparison or binary expression with zero (0) bytes when making a binary expression comparison in SQL commands using the equal sign operator (=).
TextMerge	142	FoxPro: Is Textmerge enabled.
VarCharMapping	143
TextMergeDelimiters	146
WithStack	145	Specifies how character data expressions are mapped to query result sets.
CharSet	160
HandleEvent	161
DevTimeOut	162
Accelerators	163
Colormode	164
Rushmore	165
SmartFilter	166
NullValue	167
Collation	168
Lexical	169
Language	180
IdleRepeat	181
FileCase	182
DirCase	183
DirSeparator	184
Eof	185
HardCommit	186
ForceOpt	187
DbfLockscheme	188
Defextensions	189
Eol	190
Trimfilename	191
Hboutlog	192
Hboutloginfo	193
Codepage	120
Oscodepage	121
Timeformat	196
Dbcodepage	197
User	200
Axslocking	201
Rightschecking	202
Connection_handle	203
Exactkeypos	204
Sql_query	205
Sql_table_passwords	206
Collation_name	207
Sql_timeout	208
Sql_parameters	209

Remarks

Global settings are stored in the RuntimeState and are thread specific. The numeric value of these sets indicate the key of the setting in the settings dictionary on the runtimestate.

Reference

XSharp Namespace

RuntimeState

RuntimeState.GetValue

RuntimeState.SetValue