Category : Windows 3.X Files
Archive   : PROJ0928.ZIP
Filename : PERTDIAL.CLS
inherit(TaskDialog, #PERTDialog, nil, 2, nil)!!
now(PERTDialogClass)!!
now(PERTDialog)!!
/* Set the values of the activity. */
Def setValues(self | ues, ulf)
{
ues := checkDate(getItemText(self, UES));
ulf := checkDate(getItemText(self, ULF));
setValues(editItem, tuple(
getItemText(self, NAME),
getItemText(self, DESC),
ues,
ulf,
asDec(getItemText(self, LIKELY_TIME)),
asDec(getItemText(self, BEST_TIME)),
asDec(getItemText(self, WORST_TIME)),
asDec(getItemText(self, FC)),
getItemText(self, RES)));
} !!
/* Return the resource ID that should be used with this
dialog box. */
Def res(self)
{
^PERT_BOX;
}!!
/* Initialize the dialog so all fields have the correct values. */
Def initDialog(self, wp, lp)
{
initDialog(self:TaskDialog, wp, lp); /* use ancestor init */
setItemText(self, LIKELY_TIME, asString(getLikelyTime(editItem)));
setItemText(self, BEST_TIME, asString(getBestTime(editItem)));
setItemText(self, WORST_TIME, asString(getWorstTime(editItem)));
}
!!
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