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How to check for static attr?
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How to check for static attr?
Is there a way to check an item's attr property for attr_static or attr_move_never ?

Thanks
Capes

Solved.....

In a TARGETFG
if (!(<ARGO.ATTR> & 08000) && !(<ARGO.ATTR> & 010))
src.SYSMESSAGE Object must be a static or non moveable.
return 1
endif
(This post was last modified: 03-11-2018 05:43 AM by Capes.)
03-11-2018 05:13 AM
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