Hi Kees, Yes, calling indexed properties is not supported (yet, at least) through late bound calls. You will ned to use an intermediate typed variable for that, like: LOCAL oOwner AS ClassNameOfOwner oOwner := (ClassNameOfOwner) SELF:Owner oOwner:PKey[#AUTNO] := ... where you will need to replace &q...

Hi Kees, About indexed assigns or accesses: Normally you have a regular ACCESS like that: ACCESS MovieLength AS INT that you can call with nLength := oMovie:MovieLength but it is also possible to have an access with an index part as a parameter ("nMoviePart" below), which can be used to su...

Hi Wolfgang,

OK, can do that, which key combination would you prefer?

Hi Luc,

Problem is now fixed for the next X# build!

Hi Luc,

Thanks for reporting this, looks like a bug indeed. I'm looking into it..

Hi Horst, Please open (while XIDE is not running) the file \XIDE\Config\Layout.cfg and remove the entry "Project", or move it to another location/or dock position (sections "LEFT","RIGHT","BOTTOM"). If you just remove it, you can open it again in a default pos...

Hi Frank,

If you'd like, I can also send you an updated X# runtime dll containing the fix from Robert, so you'd not need to change your code. Another developer has already tested it and confirmed it is working well.

Chris

Hi Stavros,

That's great, you're welcome! Is there any RP3 problem still remaining? Except for the one about the "Header and Footer bands" option being unchecked in some reports that should have it enabled that I'm looking into now.

Thanks a lot for the very nice words guys, this is really appreciated!

Hi Dick,

If you look at the properties of the dbf in the section inside RP, what driver does it say that it uses? If that's indeed not using an ADS driver, then I can't think of any other explanations than the ones mentioned before..