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Add a line of code to the DC_DbGoTo() function in _DCSCOPE.PRG as shown below. Rebuild DCLIPX.DLL by running BUILD19_SL1.BAT. This should fix it. FUNCTION DC_DbGoTo( nRecNo, xDataSource ) LOCAL cDataType := Valtype(xDataSource), aScopeArray, nPointer IF xDataSource == NIL aScopeArray := DC_SetScopeA...

Yes, you are correct.

I should fix that.

I'll send you a fix.

Chris -

Have you tried dbGoto() insted of DC_DbGoTo().

I think I recall that DC_DbGoTo() was designed to disallow selection of a record that is not in scope.

Record 31 would not be in the scope array.

Roger

Markus - Make the below change to \exp19\source\dclipx\_DCXBPGT.PRG and rebuild DCLIPX.DLL by running BUILD19_SL1.BAT. Let me know if this works for you. It works for me. METHOD DC_XbpGet:rbUp( mp1, mp2 ) IF ::isCalc ::setParent():rbUp( mp1, mp2 ) ELSE ::Get:Buffer := ::EditBuffer() ::xbpSLE:rbUp( m...

Ok, I think I can reproduce a problem, but I don't get an error.

If I cut the text, then move to the 1st get and back to the 2nd get, the buffer size is reduced to the length of the cut text.
I'll see what I can do.

I am very confused about what is your problem.

Do you have a sample program that demonstrates your problem?

Tom -

The HILITEGETS clause of DCGETOPTIONS uses this function, but it never occurred to me to document the function.
Maybe I'll do that.

Roger

Add this to the top of the source file:

pragma Library("dcdesign.lib")

What is the name of the unresolved external?

Does the icon show if you use DCGETOPTIONS ICON ICON_PV ?