Tracy:
Thanks for the idea. I'm not using NAV and the anti-virus program that I am using does not have invoked any *fancy*
stuff with files.
In fact, what is really interesting is that one of the backups (on Cruzer flash disk) of a print form had all the
missing code in a click event that was absent in the current project file and those 2 files had exactly the same time
and date stamp. I am not sure how this could happen.
Does the project also store the events as the form does? When a project is built into an .EXE is there an outside chance
that code can be lost in the compile?
Thanks for any insight...
Regards,
Jack Skelley
Tracy Pearson wrote:
Jack,
I've seen this once, when a resource issue was causing my memo pointers to
not update correctly. My resource issue was Norton Anti-Virus. YMMV
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: Jack Skelley
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 11:12 AM
Good Morning All:
I have a strange thing occurring and I am beginning to get
somewhat paranoid about it. During the past week (or so)
click events on buttons, .prg files and some methods have
lost their associated code. And I
mean they are empty! What scares me is that I have made many
changes to complex methods and now I am not sure about any
changes that were made. I started to document in the code
what change was made and when it was made but I can't even be
sure about that.
I may appear to overweight but I am not stupid. I know I am
not that dumb to delete entire code blocks from forms and
class definitions.
Is there some way that the project/form is reverting to some
previous version without me triggering it? It is
bewildering to me and something I never experienced before...
Thanks for any help. Regards,
Jack Skelley
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