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Support Forums => Other Software and Code => Topic started by: Rudolf Furstauer on June 16, 2010, 04:27:36 PM

Title: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Rudolf Furstauer on June 16, 2010, 04:27:36 PM
Hi Paul!

Thank you for the version of FF 309.
This version works really, really great!
Today I worked 10 hours with FF and it did not appear the slightest disturbance.
Except for the problems that come from the programmer.  ;D


Rudolf
Title: Re: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Paul Squires on June 16, 2010, 05:41:46 PM
Thanks Rudolf, that is GREAT to hear !!!  :)

I worked really hard this past week finding those nagging crash problems. Happy that I was finally able to track them down. Most of them were stupid programming logic errors on my part. You can be sure that I won't make those errors again after having looked so hard to find them.
Title: Re: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Marco Ruiz on June 16, 2010, 08:17:39 PM
I have started creating a new application with 3.09, but compiling there goes out for me a error 516 DEFTYPE, TYPE ID (?%&!#$), OR AS...

In the generated code the line that gives the error is the following:

    ' Set the size/positioning of the window about to be created
    FLY_nLeft = 0: FLY_nTop = C:\Proyectos\Talleres\images\GRABAR_DES.ICO: FLY_nWidth = 531: FLY_nHeight = 372


FLY_nTop is error

I attach the project.
Title: Re: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Paul Squires on June 16, 2010, 09:10:21 PM
Hi Maria,

Somehow a path string got copied into the "Top" property for your FORMACTIVIDADES form. Check out the attached screenshot. Just overwrite that property with a numeric value, say, "0".
Title: Re: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Michael Stefanik on June 16, 2010, 10:38:29 PM
Might want to check those property values on load and edit to make sure that strings can't be put into numeric values. When editing, if someone tries to enter a non-numeric character in a field like Top, Left, etc. throw up a dialog warning about an invalid property value (this is what Visual Basic does, for example). On loading/reloading a project, a warning about corrupted values and defaulting to something reasonable (whatever you think that would be) would probably make sense.
Title: Re: FF 309 is great!
Post by: Marco Ruiz on June 17, 2010, 12:53:17 PM
Yes, Thanks.

The solution is to put a zero in "Top". But I have not put this path in "top", this path has been generated by the same FireFly.