Setting the Frame.Typ in Script

Mark ElderMark Elder SD, USA
edited 4:53AM in FastReport 4.0
How can I set the Frame.Type in script? I have a frame defined in the designer, but if my field is empty I don't want to print the frame. I am trying this but it will not compile. I get an "Expression Expected" and the cursor is between the square brackets.

procedure Memo24OnAfterData(Sender: TfrxComponent);
begin
if Value = 0 then
begin
Memo24.Frame.Typ := [];
end;
end;

As far as I can tell type "Typ" is a TfrxFrameTypes which is a set of TfrxFrameType
TfrxFrameType = (ftLeft, ftRight, ftTop, ftBottom);
TfrxFrameTypes = set of TfrxFrameType;


If I put something in the set just to see it change that will not work either. This compiles
Memo24.Frame.Typ := [ftBottom];
however when I get to that line I have a runtime error "Could not convert variant of type (Array Variant) into type (Integer)"

Comments

  • gordkgordk St.Catherines On. Canada.
    edited May 2014
    use 0 frame typ is the sum of ft integer values or ftnone
  • Mark ElderMark Elder SD, USA
    edited 4:53AM
    OK that works. I'm assuming that the script does not support Sets, but the underlying implementation for a set is really just a bit field so I can treat the value as a integer.

    Anyway Thanks gordk!

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