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Inigo Montoya
 
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Default Intellisense for VFP 9 - 03-22-2005 , 06:43 PM






I'm moving from VFP 6 to VFP 9 and one of the features I implemented was the
ability of mapping my Function keys to certain macros. For example I had
mapped F10 to be SET DEFAULT TO GETDIR().
When I set up my Function keys in VFP 9 and click on F10 the Intellisense
comes on and "interupts" the macro from finishing.

Is there a way to turn off Intellisense while the macro is running and then
turn it back on?
i.e I want to map F10 to read:
SET INTELLISENSE OFF
SET DEFAULT TO GETDIR()
SET INTELLISENSE ON



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Stefan Wuebbe
 
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Default Re: Intellisense for VFP 9 - 03-23-2005 , 11:37 PM






You can use _vfp.EditorOptions to switch Intellisense options.
(F10 is a Windows standard key by the way, personally I usually
avoid to try to customize it)


hth
-Stefan


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I'm moving from VFP 6 to VFP 9 and one of the features I implemented was the
ability of mapping my Function keys to certain macros. For example I had mapped F10
to be SET DEFAULT TO GETDIR().
When I set up my Function keys in VFP 9 and click on F10 the Intellisense comes on
and "interupts" the macro from finishing.

Is there a way to turn off Intellisense while the macro is running and then turn it
back on?
i.e I want to map F10 to read:
SET INTELLISENSE OFF
SET DEFAULT TO GETDIR()
SET INTELLISENSE ON




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