From: spamminator@spamminator.com   
      
   On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 12:27:37 -0600, Liz McGuire   
    wrote:   
      
   >Ike wrote:   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> But, my problem is when I try to read the help tutorial, I can't even   
   >> find WHERE to put your code, or if it gets attached to an object, etc.   
   >   
   >Go to Tools > Settings > Developer Preferences...; make sure the   
   >ObjectPAL level is set to Advanced and Show developer menus is checked.   
   >   
   >Now go into design mode on your form and select the field object (not   
   >the label, not the editRegion, but the field) and press Ctrl+Spacebar to   
   >open the Object Explorer.   
   >   
   >On the Events tab should be an event named changeValue.  Open it up.   
   >Put my code between the pre-existing method..endMethod lines.  Check   
   >syntax, edit as needed and run.   
   >   
   >Liz   
      
   After playing with your code awhile, I discovered that if I cleared a   
   field I would get an error: "The specified array index is out of   
   bounds. The index is 1, and the array limit is 0." I seem to have   
   fixed it by adding another If statement and checking if the field is a   
   null string before dropping into your routine. It seems I am already   
   building upon your help.   
      
      
   var   
   	stNewValue String   
   	arBreak Array[] String   
   	liCounter longInt   
   	stBadChars String   
   endVar   
      
   stBadChars = "\n\r\t" ;// line feed, carriage return, tab   
   							  ;// add   
   additional characters as desired   
      
   stNewValue = string(eventInfo.newValue())   
   stNewValue.breakApart(arBreak,stBadChars)   
      
   if stNewValue <> "" then ;// added a check for a null field   
   	stNewValue = arBreak[1]   
   	if arBreak.size() > 1 then   
   		for liCounter from 2 to arBreak.size()   
   		  stNewValue = stNewValue + " " + arBreak[liCounter]   
   		endFor   
   	endIf   
   endIf   
   eventInfo.setNewValue(stNewValue)   
      
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