On 12/30/05 6:19 PM, "Chuck Pelto" <cbpelto /at/ pcisys D.O.T net> wrote:
>> I wonder if the problem isn't your use of dbDatabase.CreateStructure
>> (). For subclasses of VDatabase, you build the database structure
>> in the constructor. It looks like you call
>> dbDatabase.CreateStructure() after creating the database, but not
>> when the database is opened next time. Try eliminating the
>> CreateStructure call from the App.Open code, and instead move it
>> into cDatabase.Constructor.
>
> Do we have to use a constructor during an Open call to an already
> existing database? I was understood that an existing and valid
> database structure would be recognized on .Open().
mydb = new MyDatabase <- this call chain of constructors
mydb.Open()
> The dbDatabase.CreateStructure() is the Constructor() call in this
> app. I did that based on the Lesson1 example (see Window1 Methods).
Wrong.
Lesson1 demonstrate API Style.
You need to check folder Examples/Class_way
> Moving that call to the Constructor will never have the Constructor
> called.
>
> I could be mistaken in my understanding of the Constructor(), but as
> I said, it was based on Lesson1. [Note: Another example of what Ed
> and I have been talking about regarding a need for better
> documentation.]
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