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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.You wrote in one place "...ALWAYS the same specificlly named controls...". That is what made me think you were hard-coding foreign...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.You can always grind things down to an absurd level by inventing scenarios that you dream up specifically to chase down and illustrate a...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form."using that object, reference actual controls on the calling form to get/put data" THAT is what violates the anti-coupling rule. Unless...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.Passing string parameters also does not require any classes. Only clumsy if you make it so. Parsing strings is a trivial exercise in...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.Nice - lots of good functionality there in very few lines of code. I considered trying to make something like that, but decided that I...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.That rather violates the principle of loose coupling. Having knowledge of the calling form hard-coded into the called form seems like...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Pass information back from called form.Sorry for lagging - my availability comes and goes. Yes, I like what you've done there. It allows a popup form to manipulate an element...
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Unknown DB.You think adding reference to such a .DLL might enable modern Access to read such stuff? How would you call such functionality?
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Ppdanes replied to the thread Unknown DB.Thanks - I found references to that, but I no longer have any functional machines with 2003. It's a bit frustrating when functionality...