Hi,
I don't know about your particular situation, but if you didn't have any
functionality defined in the ancestor object, you may be able to recover the
descendent.
1. Export the object from the library painter.
2. Open the exported syntax.
3. Look for code like "global type xxxxxx from yyyyyy
where xxxxxx is the descendent and yyyyyy is the ancestor.
4. In place of the ancestor replace "global type xxxxxx from
nonvisualobject" for eg, if your object is a non visual class object.
5. Alternatively, youmay also create another object similar to the ancestor
and follow step 4.
6. Remember if you had any functionality in the ancestor object, that is
lost.
7. In future youmay want to ge into versioning.
Hope this helps.
Sanjay
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>Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 11:25:47 -0400
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>Rob,
>
>Yes, that is most likely true. However I was speaking only from my personal
>experience. I usually work alone, or on very small development teams, and
>have found check in/check out from the library painter to an intermediate
>development pbl, to be sufficient.
>I am sure I would feel the same as you if I was working with more than the
>three of us. (me, myself and I) ;-)
>
>rich
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>[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/13/99 09:13:18 AM
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>Subject: RE: PFCSIG Inheritance problem
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>I've got an even better idea. Use a source code control or versioning
>system like ObjectCycle (it comes with PB) or PVCS.
>I wouldn't be caught dead without it for any project. Sure it takes a
>little more discipline, but it really helps overall.
>Rob
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>I can't help your situation, but I can give you some friendly advice to
>prevent this. Don't delete ANYTHING. Create a trash library (i.e
>garbage.pbl) and MOVE objects that you no longer wish to use there. Then if
>you run into your current situation again you can move them back.
>Good Luck to you,
>Rich
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>[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/30/99 12:36:58 PM
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>Hi Techies,
>Could any body give a way to recover a particular object whose ancestor
>deleted by mistake.
>TIA
>RK
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