cGetfile for saveas?

[Marc Vanzegbroeck]

Hi,

I have a program where the user can select an excel-file where he can import data from into the program.
He can set this in the settings of the program. He can browse the PC, and select the file. I'm using cGetile() for this.
Now I want also a setting where he can set an excel-file to export to. I want also the posibility that he can browse, and enter a name, just like a saveas in excel.
If I use cGetfile, I can enter a name, and press 'OPEN'. But this is confusing, because it is not an open, but a saveas.

[cnavarro]

Try with

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      cFile := cGetFile32( , FWString("Save as"), 0, ;
                          hb_CurDrive() + ":\" + CurDir(), .T., .T. )

[Marc Vanzegbroeck]

Thank you.

Is's working fine

[karinha]

Master, esto no funciona.

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#include "FiveWin.ch"

static oWnd

//----------------------------------------------------------------//

FUNCTION Main()

   local oBar

   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "SALVAR COMO"  // save as

   DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar _3D OF oWnd

   DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar ACTION SALVAR_COMO()

   SET MESSAGE OF oWnd TO "SALVAR COMO" NOINSET CLOCK DATE KEYBOARD

   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

RETURN NIL

FUNCTION SALVAR_COMO()

   LOCAL cFile

   cFile := cGetFile32( , FWString("Save as"), 0, ;
                          hb_CurDrive() + ":\" + CurDir(), .T., .T. )


RETURN NIL

[Marc Vanzegbroeck]

Master, esto no funciona.

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#include "FiveWin.ch"

static oWnd

//----------------------------------------------------------------//

FUNCTION Main()

   local oBar

   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "SALVAR COMO"  // save as

   DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar _3D OF oWnd

   DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar ACTION SALVAR_COMO()

   SET MESSAGE OF oWnd TO "SALVAR COMO" NOINSET CLOCK DATE KEYBOARD

   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

RETURN NIL

FUNCTION SALVAR_COMO()

   LOCAL cFile

   cFile := cGetFile32( , FWString("Save as"), 0, ;
                          hb_CurDrive() + ":\" + CurDir(), .T., .T. )


RETURN NIL

What error do you get?
I use

cGetFile32( '*.xlsx| *.xlsx', "Save as", 0, 'c:\temp' , .T., .T. )

and it's working fine.

[FranciscoA]

Marc.
Excuse me, do you means to change the button text from 'open' to 'save as'?, because I tried and not works.
Maybe fivewin version? I use 1204.
Regards

[FranciscoA]

If I use cGetfile, I can enter a name, and press 'OPEN'. But this is confusing, because it is not an open, but a saveas.

Marc.
Excuse me, do you means to change the button text from 'open' to 'save as'?, because I tried and not works.
Maybe fivewin version? I use 1204.
Regards

[karinha]

Marc.
Excuse me, do you means to change the button text from 'open' to 'save as'?, because I tried and not works.
Maybe fivewin version? I use 1204.
Regards

+ 1

Regards.

[cnavarro]

Marc.
Excuse me, do you means to change the button text from 'open' to 'save as'?, because I tried and not works.
Maybe fivewin version? I use 1204.
Regards

http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?i ... cgetfile32

Yes, this change button "open" with "save"
This run ok with my version of Fwh

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      cFile := cGetFile32( "Project (*.prj) |*.prj|", "Save as", ;
                     0, hb_CurDrive() + ":" + cPathPrj + CurDir(), .T., .T. )
 

[FranciscoA]

I do as follow and not works. The original button text is 'Guardar' and still same.
cFile := cGetFile32("Respaldos | *.Sql |","Abrir",0, cDirBackUp,.T.,.T.)
Regards.

[FranciscoA]

Thanks, Cristobal. I had not seen the link.
This is the right way:

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cFile := cGetFile32( "Respaldos | *.Sql |", "Seleccione respaldo" ,0, cDirBackUp,.F.,,)   // .f. = Abrir
cFile := cGetFile32( "Respaldos | *.Sql |", "Seleccione respaldo" ,0, cDirBackUp,.T.,,)   //.t. = Guardar
Regards.

[betoncu]

Is it possible to pass a default file name and hence to let the user to accept the given name or change it if he wish.

[betoncu]

Solved, we can use cInitialFile as shown below

cGetFile( <cFileMask>, <cTitle>, [<nDefaultMask>], [<cInitialDirectory>], [<lSave>], [<lLongNames>], [<nFlags>], [<cInitialFile>] ) –> cFileName