Hello guys..

What can I do with the command window ?

I mean wath kind of instruccion accept ...

Best Regards
Osvaldo Ramirez

Osvaldo Ramirez:

> What can I do with the command window ?
> I mean wath kind of instruccion accept ...

AFAIK almost anything that you can do in code.

Thomas Braun

> AFAIK almost anything that you can do in code.

You have to prefix commands with a full stop (.) to get most things to work.
Don't know why, but there you are 

IE:

.Str(nSomeNumericField)

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"Simon Burford, Uluru Support" <support@ulurudatabase.com> wrote in message
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> > AFAIK almost anything that you can do in code.
>
> You have to prefix commands with a full stop (.) to get most things to
work.
> Don't know why, but there you are 
>
> IE:
>
> .Str(nSomeNumericField)

Simon,

FYI: the command prefix can be used to indicate a command set
(package) that is to process the command entered. This will
be made configurable in the future, of course.

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Aha!

I knew it wasn't meant just to confuse us 

Simon Burford
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"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-software.com> wrote in message
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> "Simon Burford, Uluru Support" <support@ulurudatabase.com> wrote in
message
> news:jbeFH2sDEHA.2336@S15147418...
> > > AFAIK almost anything that you can do in code.
> >
> > You have to prefix commands with a full stop (.) to get most things to
> work.
> > Don't know why, but there you are :)
> >
> > IE:
> >
> > .Str(nSomeNumericField)
>
> Simon,
>
> FYI: the command prefix can be used to indicate a command set
> (package) that is to process the command entered. This will
> be made configurable in the future, of course.
>
> --
> Regards,
>   Till Warweg
>   [Alaska Software]
>
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Hi Till,
if I enter commands like you mentioned while debugging a program I get in
the command output window allways regardless what I input the answer"
blablabla". This was not in the first version (was it 234) at least i did
not see it there, I saw it first after installing the second version of VX
Prerelease. OK, until now I did not complain about because I thought that
this part of the program is still under construction. But now here is no
word of this, so can you please tell me what Im ding wrong?
Thank you
Klemens

"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-software.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Simon Burford, Uluru Support" <support@ulurudatabase.com> wrote in
message
> news:jbeFH2sDEHA.2336@S15147418...
> > > AFAIK almost anything that you can do in code.
> >
> > You have to prefix commands with a full stop (.) to get most things to
> work.
> > Don't know why, but there you are 
> >
> > IE:
> >
> > .Str(nSomeNumericField)
>
> Simon,
>
> FYI: the command prefix can be used to indicate a command set
> (package) that is to process the command entered. This will
> be made configurable in the future, of course.
>
> --
> Regards,
>   Till Warweg
>   [Alaska Software]
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
>

"Klemens Lichter" <csl@lichter.de> wrote in message
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> Hi Till,
> if I enter commands like you mentioned while debugging a program I
> get in the command output window allways regardless what I input the
> answer" blablabla". This was not in the first version (was it 234) at
> least i did not see it there, I saw it first after installing the second
> version of VX Prerelease. OK, until now I did not complain about
> because I thought that this part of the program is still under
construction.
> But now here is no word of this, so can you please tell me what Im
> ding wrong?

Hi Klemens,

actually, I've no explanation for this behaviour. I've checked the
sources of the corresponding module and I've found "BLABLA"
as the default value for a string that is supposed to be overwritten
anyway (programmer's nonsense!).

It seems that communication between the debugger command
package and the IDE itself doesn't work in your case. Could you
do me a favor and check the entries written into the "messages"
tab? You should find an entry for the debugger command package
(vxdbgcmd10.dll) somewhere in-between. Is this being loaded
during IDE start up??

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  Till Warweg
  [Alaska Software]

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Hi Till,
so there seems to be something wrong with my installation? I thought about
something not ready until now within the IDE so I did not complain about.
Here is the message protocol:

[Hint] : Executing Script (D:\ALASKA\XPPW32\Bin\autoexec.vxs) loaded!
[Hint] : ### Initializing system packages
[Hint] : DIR/CD/RD/MD shell extensions (Command Handler) added
[Hint] : Plugin (VXDOT10) loaded and available
[Hint] : Debugger Command Set (Command Handler) added
[Hint] : Plugin (VXDBGCMD10) loaded and available
[Hint] : IDE Interface Commands (Command Handler) added
[Hint] : Plugin (VXIDECMD10) loaded and available
[Hint] : ### Loading and building Database Engines!
[Hint] : DBFNTX:OK
[Hint] : DBFCDX:OK
[Hint] : FOXCDX:OK
[Hint] : ### Done

Thank you for help.
Klemens

"Till Warweg" <till.warweg@alaska-software.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Klemens Lichter" <csl@lichter.de> wrote in message
> news:GMo1F$GEEHA.3068@S15147418...
> > Hi Till,
> > if I enter commands like you mentioned while debugging a program I
> > get in the command output window allways regardless what I input the
> > answer" blablabla". This was not in the first version (was it 234) at
> > least i did not see it there, I saw it first after installing the second
> > version of VX Prerelease. OK, until now I did not complain about
> > because I thought that this part of the program is still under
> construction.
> > But now here is no word of this, so can you please tell me what Im
> > ding wrong?
>
> Hi Klemens,
>
> actually, I've no explanation for this behaviour. I've checked the
> sources of the corresponding module and I've found "BLABLA"
> as the default value for a string that is supposed to be overwritten
> anyway (programmer's nonsense!).
>
> It seems that communication between the debugger command
> package and the IDE itself doesn't work in your case. Could you
> do me a favor and check the entries written into the "messages"
> tab? You should find an entry for the debugger command package
> (vxdbgcmd10.dll) somewhere in-between. Is this being loaded
> during IDE start up??
>
> --
> Regards,
>   Till Warweg
>   [Alaska Software]
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
>

"Klemens Lichter" <csl@lichter.de> wrote in message
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> Hi Till,
> so there seems to be something wrong with my installation? I thought about
> something not ready until now within the IDE so I did not complain about.
> Here is the message protocol:
>
> [Hint] : Executing Script (D:\ALASKA\XPPW32\Bin\autoexec.vxs) loaded!
> [Hint] : ### Initializing system packages
> [Hint] : DIR/CD/RD/MD shell extensions (Command Handler) added
> [Hint] : Plugin (VXDOT10) loaded and available
> [Hint] : Debugger Command Set (Command Handler) added
> [Hint] : Plugin (VXDBGCMD10) loaded and available
> [Hint] : IDE Interface Commands (Command Handler) added
> [Hint] : Plugin (VXIDECMD10) loaded and available
> [Hint] : ### Loading and building Database Engines!
> [Hint] : DBFNTX:OK
> [Hint] : DBFCDX:OK
> [Hint] : FOXCDX:OK
> [Hint] : ### Done

Klemens,

FYI: I've just sent you a private e-mail.

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  Till Warweg
  [Alaska Software]

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