So now, I have to take the small number of commands I would have just typed once, and run them seven times! And I have to waste even more time compressing the files with a ZIP utility, etc.
Or, you could write a program that used, for example, ADIR() to get the filenames of those tables, and then use Fox's Macro Substitution to perform the functions on each of those tables without having to type the specific names of the tables over and over.
Neat video, Ken. Just one thing: I created the
Slashpane, to view http://slashdot.org in the Taskpane. Michael Henstock modified it to create the
MSDN feed, and then Stuart Dunkeld modified the MSDN feed to create the
VFP feed you actually demoed.
These and others are listed at http://taskpane.com, for anyone who didn't catch the URL the first time around.
Ken Levy - First look at Visual FoxPro 9
Dec 22, 2004 at 3:01 PMOr, you could write a program that used, for example, ADIR() to get the filenames of those tables, and then use Fox's Macro Substitution to perform the functions on each of those tables without having to type the specific names of the tables over and over.
Ken Levy - First look at Visual FoxPro 9
Dec 16, 2004 at 3:31 PMThese and others are listed at http://taskpane.com, for anyone who didn't catch the URL the first time around.
Sara Williams - What makes for a good bug report?
Jul 02, 2004 at 12:15 PMWhen I worked in PSS, I wrote a KB article about how to submit bugs. It's directed at VFP users, but the principles should apply to any language.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310179