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SingleInstance Property on a Codeuniut
bhuber
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2002-05-04
edited 2002-06-06
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Is there a way to set the value of the SingleINstance property at runtime?
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goldeneye
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2002-06-06
I don't think there is a way to do that. But you can emulate it like this:
- Make a function that clears all the globals (including deleting automation and OCX objects) called 'ClearAllGlobals'.
- Make a global text-variable called 'EnteredAt', length 30 (the max. length of a functionname)
- Model every function according to this example:
myfunction1
BEGIN
IF EnteredAt = '' THEN
EnteredAt = 'myfunction1';
....
IF EnteredAt = 'myfunction1' THEN
ClearAllGlobals();
END;
Put the ending code before every EXIT() statement as well. And only return values of local variables!! Or you'll return a cleared global.
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- Make a function that clears all the globals (including deleting automation and OCX objects) called 'ClearAllGlobals'.
- Make a global text-variable called 'EnteredAt', length 30 (the max. length of a functionname)
- Model every function according to this example:
myfunction1
BEGIN
IF EnteredAt = '' THEN
EnteredAt = 'myfunction1';
....
IF EnteredAt = 'myfunction1' THEN
ClearAllGlobals();
END;
Put the ending code before every EXIT() statement as well. And only return values of local variables!! Or you'll return a cleared global.
"I tried filtering life, but the universe returned an Internal Error"