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From: Nick Friend on 11 Jun 2010 12:28 I have an ActiveX control with an Access that returns a struture defined like this STRUCTURE XLSRectangle MEMBER FromRow AS LONGINT MEMBER ToRow AS LONGINT MEMBER FromCol AS LONGINT MEMBER ToCol AS LONGINT How do I get this structure back from the access... the VO generated access is this... ACCESS Item(; Index; // AS LONG ) CLASS IRangeRects LOCAL oMethod AS cOleMethod LOCAL uRetValue AS USUAL oMethod := cOleMethod{} oMethod:symName := String2Symbol("Item") oMethod:iMemberid := 3 oMethod:wInvokeKind := INVOKE_PROPERTYGET oMethod:nParams := 1 oMethod:lNamedArgs := FALSE oMethod:cParamTypes := VTS_I4 oMethod:bRetType := 29 uRetValue := SELF:__Invoke(oMethod, DWORD(_BP+16),PCount()) IF (IsInstanceOfUsual(uRetValue, #IDispatch)) // To use a pre-defined class here, // change OLEAutoObject to desired class name uRetValue := OLEAutoObject{uRetValue} ENDIF RETURN (uRetValue) TIA Nick
From: Nick Friend on 12 Jun 2010 04:55 Talking to myself... I've solved this by simply using a different technique that doesn't require the use of this method, but I'd still be interested in knowing how this is done, if anyone knows! Nick On 11 June, 17:28, Nick Friend <nicktek...(a)googlemail.com> wrote: > I have an ActiveX control with an Access that returns a struture > defined like this > > STRUCTURE XLSRectangle > MEMBER FromRow AS LONGINT > MEMBER ToRow AS LONGINT > MEMBER FromCol AS LONGINT > MEMBER ToCol AS LONGINT > > How do I get this structure back from the access... the VO generated > access is this... > > ACCESS Item(; > Index; // AS LONG > ) CLASS IRangeRects > > LOCAL oMethod AS cOleMethod > LOCAL uRetValue AS USUAL > > oMethod := cOleMethod{} > oMethod:symName := String2Symbol("Item") > oMethod:iMemberid := 3 > oMethod:wInvokeKind := INVOKE_PROPERTYGET > oMethod:nParams := 1 > oMethod:lNamedArgs := FALSE > oMethod:cParamTypes := VTS_I4 > oMethod:bRetType := 29 > > uRetValue := SELF:__Invoke(oMethod, DWORD(_BP+16),PCount()) > IF (IsInstanceOfUsual(uRetValue, #IDispatch)) > // To use a pre-defined class here, > // change OLEAutoObject to desired class name > uRetValue := OLEAutoObject{uRetValue} > ENDIF > > RETURN (uRetValue) > > TIA > > Nick
From: Philippe Mermod on 12 Jun 2010 10:12 Hi Nick, Certainly something like : - oObj:[Item,"FromRow"]:Value - oObj:[Item,"ToRow"]:Value - oObj:[Item,"FromCol"]:Value - oObj:[Item,"ToCol"]:Value HTH, -- Phil Mermod Crystal Reports Library for Visual Objects http://www.pkl.ch/dev/ Nick Friend wrote: > Talking to myself... > > I've solved this by simply using a different technique that > doesn't require the use of this method, but I'd still be > interested in knowing how this is done, if anyone knows! > > Nick > > On 11 June, 17:28, Nick Friend <nicktek...(a)googlemail.com> > wrote: > > I have an ActiveX control with an Access that returns a > > struture defined like this > > > > STRUCTURE XLSRectangle > > � � � � MEMBER FromRow AS LONGINT > > � � � � MEMBER ToRow AS LONGINT > > � � � � MEMBER FromCol AS LONGINT > > � � � � MEMBER ToCol AS LONGINT > > > > How do I get this structure back from the access... the VO > > generated access is this... > > > > ACCESS Item(; > > � � � � � � � � Index; � � � � �// AS LONG > > � � � � � � � � ) CLASS IRangeRects > > > > � � � � LOCAL oMethod � AS cOleMethod > > � � � � LOCAL uRetValue AS USUAL > > > > � � � � oMethod � � � � � � � � := cOleMethod{} > > � � � � oMethod:symName � � � � := String2Symbol("Item") > > � � � � oMethod:iMemberid � � � := 3 > > � � � � oMethod:wInvokeKind � � := INVOKE_PROPERTYGET > > � � � � oMethod:nParams � � � � := 1 > > � � � � oMethod:lNamedArgs � � �:= FALSE > > � � � � oMethod:cParamTypes � � := VTS_I4 > > � � � � oMethod:bRetType � � � �:= 29 > > > > � � � � uRetValue := SELF:__Invoke(oMethod, > > DWORD(_BP+16),PCount()) � � � � IF > > (IsInstanceOfUsual(uRetValue, #IDispatch)) � � � � // To use > > a pre-defined class here, � � � � // change OLEAutoObject to > > desired class name � � � � � � � � uRetValue := > > OLEAutoObject{uRetValue} � � � � ENDIF > > > > � � � � RETURN (uRetValue) > > > > TIA > > > > Nick
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