“How did you figure it out?” Leo asked.
Let’s walk through a concrete example that follows the official XFRX documentation steps: xfrx documentation
The second parameter denotes the format (PDF in this instance) loXFRX.SetTarget("C:\Reports\Invoice.pdf", "PDF") “How did you figure it out
Enter — a comprehensive, third-party reporting and export library that acts as a bridge between VFP applications and modern document standards. For decades, XFRX has been the gold standard for developers needing to generate dynamic, production-ready outputs directly from VFP report forms ( .FRX ) or cursors. Critical for debugging: XFRX documentation always includes a
Critical for debugging: XFRX documentation always includes a section on breaking changes between versions (e.g., from 4.0 to 9.0). For example, SetReportFileName() replaced an older method in version 6.
loPDF = NewObject('xfrxlistenerpdf', 'xfrx.prg') loPDF.SetFileName(“Combined.pdf”) REPORT FORM invoice1 OBJECT loPDF REPORT FORM invoice2 OBJECT loPDF loPDF.CloseDocument()