Compile foxpro prg to exe

Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Visual Basic. Not for VB6 questions. Sign in to vote. FoxApplication Fox. DoCmd "Do TestAutomation.

FoxApplication can't be recognize by the Visual Studio. Join Tek-Tips Forums! Join Us! By joining you are opting in to receive e-mail. Promoting, selling, recruiting, coursework and thesis posting is forbidden.

Students Click Here. My host does not have Foxpro installed on their web servers. Beucase of this it is not possible to execute. They suggested that I should compile. How in the heck do I do this?

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On Windosw Server my FoxPro 9. Did you ever find a resolve for this? The cursor will change to an hourglass when the build starts and you may see progress messages flickering in the Status Bar as the build proceeds but that is all that will happen. There will be no message to say that the build has succeeded. If the cursor returns to normal without there having been any error messages then the build will have succeeded. You can run the executable from within the FoxPro development environment by selecting D o from the P rogram menu or by typing Do Cd.

Exe from the Command Window. If you try to run the executable from outside the development environment then you will find that it just flashes on the screen and then disappears. This is because Visual Foxpro is event-driven. We need to start the event-processing loop to tell FoxPro to start looking for mouse and keyboard events as soon as the form is displayed.

Open the form from the Project Manager and double-click on the surface of the form itself. An edit window for the Load event of the form will open.

We want to put some code into the Activate event so click on the combo box showing 'Load' and pick 'Activate' from the list of events. Type the following code into the edit window for the Activate event:. This will start the event processing loop so that the program will monitor and respond to events. In order to close the application we need to stop the loop when the form closes. Double-click on the form's Close button and add an extra line to the program code in its Click event so that it reads:.