I promised to let you know if Syncfusion came with a solution and they did. Basically my main issue was that distinguishing between a single or double click was about impossible, mainly because in the OnKanbanCardTapped method, the contextmenu was built. Probably that took up all time or something ...

Hello Robert,


How did you declare bFor and bWhile?
There is a different in X# (and VO) between CodeBlock and _Codeblock. The first is for compile time codeblocks and the second for macro compiled code blocks.


It seems that it has been changed through time as the declaration looks as follows ...

Hello Wolfgang,


you have defined cSep as array of char.
cSep[1] := c'|'


That works indeed, thanks. The preceding 'c', that is like a type casting?

The code is from Lutz Eckert' Wildseek and it started a pretty complicated creation of the variable in which to find the '|' or ...

Hello Chris,

I am not sure if the size of the company is the main criterium. Syncfusion, according to their own profile, has more than 40,000 customers and more than 1 million users and a revenue of about $ 250 million. They have started their Community License and maintained it ever since without ...

Hello Karl,

Indeed that could be an issue, I remember that, but not here. But if I change the faulty line to
with double quotes, I get the same error. From the error I would say that I feed a string somewhere. But I don't.

Dick

As a separate question, this is 1 program line giving an error XS0266 Cannot implicitly convert type 'codeblock' to 'XSharp._Codeblock'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)

bFor := {||} // Error is here (this and next line)
bWhile := {||}
bFor := IIF( Empty( sForClause ...

Hello Wolfgang,

I checked and actually I have an X# version but I hadn't opened it for 5 years. Except for 2 compiler errors for which I can not immediately see a cause or solution, it compiles. Not everything works (yet), some keyboard shortcut didn't work and not did opening ADS DBF's.

Opening a ...

Hello Wolfgang,

I don't know your company's size but the rather generous 10 developer and $ million turnover until which you can use the Community License for free works out perfectly. I get all support and new versions.

If your company is not exceeding these numbers I'd say you should apply for ...

Hello Wolfgang,

I actually asked them indeed. I saw a Blazor implementation of a context menu and 2 Tasks assigned to it to handle things. There's a good chance that they come up with some working solution which I can implement in my program with none or minimal changes, because their support is ...

Hello Alf,

Many years ago I redesigned dbv created by multiple colleagues, which can do most of the DBF stuff. I added support for ADS DBF's as well. I even started creating a Vulcan version with the help of Frank Maraite. But that original version was a lot slower. Typing dbv MyDBF from a command ...