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Alex Gustow wrote: We are a humans?????.. Thanks for clarification (because sometimes I'm not too sure about it).

Roberto Lopez wrote: Or 'biological machines'... who knows

Or just "objects" of any program maded with the use of "Super-HMG"

My top one wish for my life is that finally, sometime, someone allows me to know the right answer

Note: We should stop this thread before programmers here ban us

I am so happy that, how like minded people are we. I think we can start a separate area for general topics too for sharing pictures, thoughts, movie reviews, book reviews, interesting videos etc.

What do you think friends?!

rathinagiri wrote:I am so happy that, how like minded people are we. I think we can start a separate area for general topics too for sharing pictures, thoughts, movie reviews, book reviews, interesting videos etc.

What do you think friends?!

YES, PLEASE!

Roberto Lopez wrote:And (if you not watched already) "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" is a GREAT sci-fi movie (my second favorite).

And... if you want some funny sci-fi to watch while eating popcorn (or french fries in my case) please, watch 'The Omega Man', it's GREAT!

Ok! Let's do it in "General Discussions"! It's quite in the style of our HMG-family, I think - to exchange our knowleges about... everything!

And here... maybe we can return from this "SF-function" to subject of this thread - HMG Objects?

Alex Gustow wrote:And here... maybe we can return from this "SF-function" to subject of this thread - HMG Objects?

I'm not sure... I guess I've forgot that...

Estimado Roberto,
Hay un problema con los objetos, éstos no destruidos cuando se invoca el evento release del control.
Hice un ejemplo, modifiqué el demo_1 y le agregue el obutton4.
Al hacer click sobre el boton se destruye button.release pero si consultas por su valor verás que aún sigue existiendo como objeto. Al hacer click sobre la ventana podrás ver el valor despues de destruirlo.
Espero te sea de utilidad.
Saludos cordiales,
Luis VAsquez

#include "include\objects.ch"
Set Procedure To lib\objects

Function Main

Local oWindow, oFrame, oButton1, oButton2, oButton3, oButton4

_HMG_SYSDATA [ 323 ] := 0

With Object oWindow := Window():New()
:Row := 10
:Col := 10
:Width := 400
:Height := 400
:Title := 'Nice OOP Demo!!!'
:Type := WND_MAIN
:OnInit := { || oWindow:Center() }
:bOnClick := { || MSGINFO(VALTYPE(oButton4)) }

With Object oFrame := Frame():New()
:Row := 10
:Col := 10
:Width := 350
:Height := 340
:Caption := 'This is an OOP Frame!!!'
End With

With Object oButton1 := Button():New()
:Row := 40
:Col := 40
:Caption := 'OOP Button!!!'
:OnClick := { || Button1Click( oWindow , oButton1 ) }
End With

With Object oButton2 := Button():New()
:Row := 70
:Col := 40
:Width := 30
:Height := 30
:Picture := 'button.bmp'
:OnClick := { || Button2Click() }
End With

With Object oButton3 := Button():New()
:Row := 110
:Col := 40
:Width := 90
:Height := 90
:Caption := 'OOP Button!!!'
:Picture := 'button.bmp'
:PictAlignment := BTN_TOP
:OnClick := { || MsgInfo('Click!') }
End With
With Object oButton4 := Button():New()
:Row := 200
:Col := 40
:Width := 30
:Height := 30
:Caption := 'Close'
:Picture := 'button.bmp'
:PictAlignment := BTN_TOP
:OnClick := { || oButton4:Release() }
End With

End With

oWindow:Activate()

Return

Procedure Button1Click ( oWindow , oButton1 )

oButton1:Caption := 'New Caption'
oWindow:Title := 'New Title'

Return

Procedure Button2Click()
Local oModal

With Object oModal := Window():New()
:Row := 10
:Col := 10
:Width := 600
:Height := 300
:Title := 'Nice OOP Modal Window!!!'
:Type := WND_MODAL
:OnInit := { || ( oModal:Center() ) }
End With

oModal:Activate()

Return

rathinagiri wrote: ...
What do you think friends?!

Great idea Rathi, thanks

Since we are all human, we need somethings other than (hard) working

Regards

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Esgici

luisvasquezcl wrote:Estimado Roberto,
Hay un problema con los objetos, éstos no destruidos cuando se invoca el evento release del control.

Thanks for the report.

I've already knew, but I'm focused on basic design yet.

Roberto Lopez wrote:

luisvasquezcl wrote:Estimado Roberto,
Hay un problema con los objetos, éstos no destruidos cuando se invoca el evento release del control.

Thanks for the report.

I've already knew, but I'm focused on basic design yet.

Anyway, the method 'Release()' is aimed to end the control, but this not necessarily implies that the object variable containing the control instance should be released too, perhaps this should be responsibility of the app programmer...