RAP code can be changed. Since you can use code insight or RTTI anyway to get at some of the RAP classes API, here is an example of changing RAP source code. You could create a utility app that performed these operations outside of your main aop so you don't have to redeploy anything more than a simple exe to correct a customer's template. Use these demos to update the text that makes up a program in RAP. Each event handler is called a program. Since it is text, creating a new one or modifying an old one is very similar code:
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RAP code can be changed. Since you can use code insight or RTTI anyway to
get at some of the RAP classes API, here is an example of changing RAP
source code. You could create a utility app that performed these operations
outside of your main aop so you don't have to redeploy anything more than a
simple exe to correct a customer's template. Use these demos to update the
text that makes up a program in RAP. Each event handler is called a program.
Since it is text, creating a new one or modifying an old one is very similar
code:
Create a global variable:
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/CreateGlobalVar.zip
This moves an event handler from one group to another:
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/MoveGroupHeaderBeforePrint.zip
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com
Alex