elvira wrote:Hello,
So I beleive that the better solution will be to post those comments in the Harbour Developer forum.
Thanks.
Right. Antonio?
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elvira wrote:Hello,
So I beleive that the better solution will be to post those comments in the Harbour Developer forum.
Thanks.
Hello,
Here is the list:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/harbour-devel
I guess the more messages more atention will bring on the topic and bug.
Enrico,
I appreciate if you post the msg yourself.
I already did it, so another one reporting it will benefit all of us ![]()
Antonio Linares wrote:Enrico,
I appreciate if you post the msg yourself.
I already did it, so another one reporting it will benefit all of us
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I can read your mind
Yes, just like CTOD( "" ).
This is from xHarbour hbwinole.c:
  case HB_IT_DATE:      if( pItem->item.asDate.value == 0 )      {       PHB_V_VT( pVariant ) = VT_NULL;      }
Thank you, Antonio!
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I also posted to Antonio's message (link shown in above message). I included Enrico's example code and the error generated.
Hope this helps.
Przemek already answered and it seems as it may be included in next Harbour build.
Anyhow I asked him to confirm it ![]()
James, many thanks!
In short words it converts Harbour empty dates to NIL so when
we add it then it will be impossible to exchange empty dates
between two Harbour applications using OLE as connection
interface.
As usual. Great attention to theory and no care for practical problems. This is one of the reasons why I dropped Harbour... ![]()
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James,
I just saw your msg in the list, its already there.
You may have avoid the use of #include "FiveWin.ch" as it is not needed at all for this example and they may not accept it as a reproduceable example ![]()
Maybe you could reply to yourself in the list explaining that no FWH is required to test it ![]()
James,
Anyhow, Przemek knows that FWH is not related to this issue ![]()