MEM file issue

[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

you will find hb_mvRestore() and hb_mvSave() in c:\hmg.3.4.4\0\MEMVAR\testmemvar.prg

I could not locate testmemvar.prg in my HMG or Harbour folder.
Can you please upload it

you are right, it is not part of HMG Constribution, sorry

it got it from this Thread
https://www.hmgforum.com/viewtopic.php? ... 26&p=61009

testmemvar.zip

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[RPC]

Hi Jimmy
Thanks for the link. Its the file uploaded by me.
Do you have any program which uses save and restore of variable name greater than 10 alphabets ?

[mol]

Hi Jimmy
Thanks for the link. Its the file uploaded by me.
Do you have any program which uses save and restore of variable name greater than 10 alphabets ?

I think that's not problem. You can use this scenario to save variables:

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_tmp1 := xFirstVariableWithLongName
_tmp2 := xSecondVariableWithLongName
save all like _tmp* to memfile.mem

and when you restore:

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restore from memfile.mem additive
xFirstVariableWithLongName := _tmp1
xSecondVariableWithLongName := _tmp2 

[RPC]

Great solution mol.
Such a simple way to solve the problem which I was trying to figure out for a long time.
Many many thanks

[serge_girard]

SAVE and RESTORE are so powerful; never seen this in any other language then dBase, Clipper, Harbour .....!

Serge

[RPC]

Thanks Serge. I did not know that.