Johannes,
This function always returns FALSE in X#:
See:

https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic ... GC.prg#L52

Robert

Basile,
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Robert

Charl,

Yes, that is possible. Unfortunately, we do not have an example for this.
But this is the short description of what you need to do.

To open DBFs you need to include XSharp.Core, XSharp.RT, XSharp.RDD and XSharp.Macrocompiler.
The easiest way to open the DBFs is to use the completely ...

Jonathan,


Thanks Robert,

That option is disabled in my XIDE. I've looked around in the .xiproj file but adding VO15=1 in various places didn't seem to help.
Sorry to ask again - any suggestions on enabling that option?

Thanks,
Jonathan


If the option is disabled, then I suggest that you ...

Jonathan,

Try to enable the /vo15 (Allow untyped locals) flag on the compiler options page.
In the past, this option was automatically enabled when compiling in the VO dialect.

Robert

Brian,

What Wolfgang said mostly covered it.
We were looking into creating an alternative for ADS, with a Client- Server model. The server part could be using DBF but also any other database, such as SQLite, MySql etc.
The client would use an RDD to communicate with the server.
The problem with ...

Brian,
I can confirm the problem with the latest public build 2.21.
However, this now works as expected with the latest subscriber build 2.23.

We plan to release a public build 2.23 later this month.

Robert

Brian,
I am not in the office right now, so it is difficult to test and answer this.
I suspect that has to do with some startup code that is not running when you call ExecScript from a non X# appplication.
Normally this code is added to the main app and automatically running when the app is started ...

Brian,
Yes, we support ExecScript.
We have not looked at Razor Templates. I suspect that they are for C# only. I don't think they even support Visual Basic.

Robert

Dick
VS 2019 - 2022
VS 2019 is a 32 bits application. If you are using 32 bits 3rd party controls on forms, then you can only design these forms with VS2019. These forms will not open in VS2022. That is why some people keep using VS 2019 side by side with VS 2022. IIRC The IDE for VS 2019 needs .Net ...