Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 9, 2015 #1 Hi, I need some help I have defined a couple of classes that reference each other. The properties / variable definitions are public variables. For some reason, my level of dot.nation up to 4 levels does not seem to work. Code: Copy pgBtnSearch.Header.RightButton.HasSearch = "Y" Each of these classes have an Initialize method that sets up some properties and initializes the child classes. On initialization, RightButton.HasSearch property is set to "N" but now when I change it in code to "Y" above it never gets updates and the ide is not giving me an error at all. Is there perhaps a limit to how far a dot notation can go or perhaps something I might be missing? Can someone watch a variable and check its changes?
Hi, I need some help I have defined a couple of classes that reference each other. The properties / variable definitions are public variables. For some reason, my level of dot.nation up to 4 levels does not seem to work. Code: Copy pgBtnSearch.Header.RightButton.HasSearch = "Y" Each of these classes have an Initialize method that sets up some properties and initializes the child classes. On initialization, RightButton.HasSearch property is set to "N" but now when I change it in code to "Y" above it never gets updates and the ide is not giving me an error at all. Is there perhaps a limit to how far a dot notation can go or perhaps something I might be missing? Can someone watch a variable and check its changes?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2015 #2 There is no depth limit to the dot notation syntax. The problem is somewhere else. Upvote 0
Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2015 #3 Erel said: There is no depth limit to the dot notation syntax. The problem is somewhere else. Click to expand... Thanks Erel, I will surely find the bug. Upvote 0
Erel said: There is no depth limit to the dot notation syntax. The problem is somewhere else. Click to expand... Thanks Erel, I will surely find the bug.
