I never open VFP by using Explorer so hard to say what’s happening. I’d check the help for the precedence on how config.fpw gets picked up but otherwise you can create shortcuts to your PJXs and force a specific file by using the -c switch.
I’m also a big (maybe the only) fan of Environment Manager in VFP. I have it set to run on startup and from there I can just pick which thing I need to work on, and have it set up the full environment, including associated projects.
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From: ProfoxTech profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com On Behalf Of Paul Newton Sent: Sunday, May 8, 2022 1:20 PM To: profoxtech@leafe.com Subject: Config.FPW command ignored when double-clicking on PJX in Explorer
Hi all
I have a folder containing a PJX, Config.FPW, Startup.PRG, StartThor.PRGand StartHackCX.PRG
Config.FPW contains "Command=Do Startup.PRG" Startup.PRG contains: Do StartThor.PRG Do StartHackCX.PRG
The problem is that none of these commands executes when double-clicking on the PJX in Windows Explorer (or other file manager), even though Sys(2019) points to the Config.FPW in the folder in question.
Any ideas or is this just the way it works?
Paul Newton
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