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Call Form method from Button Clicked / "The class FormRun does not contain this method"

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Hi folks, hope ye are well.

I have read quite a bit on this topic but am failing to succeed.

I have a button under ActionPane/ActionPaneTab/ButtonGroup/myButton

the button has method 'clicked'.

Once clicked I wish to call a method on the Form, myMethod.

In the clicked method i have:

void clicked()
{
    FormRun myForm = element.args().caller();
    myForm.myMethod();
    super();
}

the myMethod() method displayed for me when I hit '.' and I can select it.

On compile it status the "The class FormRun does not contain this method"

Am just a little confused as to why this is not working for me as it seems quiet straight forward.

Any suggestions welcome.

rgds,

K.

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XB 1,875 on at

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Are you on the same form where the method exists?

so you can call him with reserve word element.

element.mymethod

think about formRun is a generic class object and only have default methods.

if you want to call a method form other forms do something like this.

in your destiny form

init:
this.parmCallerObject(element.args().caller());

public Object parmCallerObject(Object _callerObject = callerObject)
{
if (!prmisDefault(_callerObject))
{
callerObject = _callerObject;
}

return callerObject;
}

//in your destinty form create a method to call method from orig form

private void callOrigMethod()
{

if (formHasMethod(callerObject.owner(), "methodNamefromorigform"))
{

}
}

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Denis Macchinetti 16,444 on at

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Hi

If the method coming from the Caller form, you have to declare myform as Object, so:

Object myForm = element.args().caller();

myForm.myMethod();

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Denis Macchinetti 16,444 on at

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Again, you can use the global formHasMethod method in order to test if the method exist.

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thank you both.

yes, by button is on the main simple list form, and my method is under the form.

element.myMethod() is exactly what i was looking for.

thanks again.

Rgds,

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