Hello Fivewinners.
I require save and read in a memo field, multi dimensional array, I try saving with aRead aSave and read it, but send me the following error:
Time from start: 0 hours 1 mins 39 secs
Error occurred at: 11/11/2013, 12:24:18
Error description: Error BASE/1131 Bound error: array dimension
args:
[1] = N -4799
Stack Calls
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Called from: => Array (0)
Called from:. \ Source \ classes \ WINDOW.PRG => aread (1816)
Called from: C: \ Activities \ prg \ actividadxml08.prg => AV_GENERA_R08 (874)
I am using xHarbour 1.23 and Fw1308
Someone knows the trick?
regards
Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
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Re: Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
I use valtoprgexp()
replace MemoField with valtoprgexp( aData )
then later
aData := &( MemoField )
This may be a xHarbour.com function but I am not sure.
replace MemoField with valtoprgexp( aData )
then later
aData := &( MemoField )
This may be a xHarbour.com function but I am not sure.
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Re: Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
Gustavo,
Que versión de FWH estás usando ?
Que versión de FWH estás usando ?
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Re: Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
Yo uso desde hace muchisimo tiempo _ memo guardando arrays multidimensionales sin hacer absolutamente ninguna formula ni nada.
Simplemente creo el campo como memo AADD(aDbf,{"ITEMS", "M", 10, 0}) y luego le asigno el array que necesito:
aItems[n][1] // Fecha
aItems[n][2] // Código de concepto
aItems[n][3] // Número de cuota
aItems[n][4] // Vencimiento
aItems[n][5] // Debe
aItems[n][6] // Haber
Replace (cAlias)->Items With aItems
Despues se puede recorrer el array
For n := 1 To Len( (cAlias)->Items
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][1] )
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][2] )
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][3] )
...
....
Next
No se si es esto lo que estas necesitando.
Espero que te sirva.
Saludos
Simplemente creo el campo como memo AADD(aDbf,{"ITEMS", "M", 10, 0}) y luego le asigno el array que necesito:
aItems[n][1] // Fecha
aItems[n][2] // Código de concepto
aItems[n][3] // Número de cuota
aItems[n][4] // Vencimiento
aItems[n][5] // Debe
aItems[n][6] // Haber
Replace (cAlias)->Items With aItems
Despues se puede recorrer el array
For n := 1 To Len( (cAlias)->Items
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][1] )
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][2] )
MSgInfo( (cAlias)->Items[n][3] )
...
....
Next
No se si es esto lo que estas necesitando.
Espero que te sirva.
Saludos
Alejandro Cebolido
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Re: Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
Hola Antonio.
Estoy utilizando la version 13.08.
Alejandro, Gracias por el Tip, por ahora lo resolvi asi, como lo comentas.
Saludos
Estoy utilizando la version 13.08.
Alejandro, Gracias por el Tip, por ahora lo resolvi asi, como lo comentas.
Saludos
Visite Chiapas, el paraiso de México.
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Re: Multi dimensional Array, aSave, aRead
I am not discussing about ARead and ASave, but like to discuss some alternatives.
#1) If we are using "DBFCDX", we need not make any conversions. We can straightaway assign and read Arrays to and from memo fields very safely.
(cAlias)->MEMOFLD := aData
and
aData := (cAlias)->MEMOFLD
Works very well and reliably for any complex arrays nested to any level.
Cons: Does not work with DBFNTX or ADSCDX.
#2) I personally recommend using FW_ValToExp( aData ) over using VALTOPRGEXP().
By using FW_ValToExp() we are confident that values written in xHarbour can be correctly ready by Harbour and vice-versa.
We had to write FW_ValToExp() when we faced some issues using ValToPrg().
#1) If we are using "DBFCDX", we need not make any conversions. We can straightaway assign and read Arrays to and from memo fields very safely.
(cAlias)->MEMOFLD := aData
and
aData := (cAlias)->MEMOFLD
Works very well and reliably for any complex arrays nested to any level.
Cons: Does not work with DBFNTX or ADSCDX.
#2) I personally recommend using FW_ValToExp( aData ) over using VALTOPRGEXP().
By using FW_ValToExp() we are confident that values written in xHarbour can be correctly ready by Harbour and vice-versa.
We had to write FW_ValToExp() when we faced some issues using ValToPrg().
Regards
G. N. Rao.
Hyderabad, India
G. N. Rao.
Hyderabad, India