At 00:51 2014-02-21, Dave Crozier <[email protected]> wrote:
So what are these "utilities" that are so indespensible?
They are utilities that I wrote for myself. They are written in a 16-bit version of Microsoft BASIC. They work.
1) csayget: My forms have many of their settings configured in a tabular text file. csayget generates some of the form code settings based on the table.
2) fsearch: a file search utility. I can define a configuration file of what files to search. fsearch has limited VFP awareness with one option being to show which class and method a search hit line is in.
3) fprint: a printing utility. fprint also has some VFP awareness and has options to generate 1) a list of the classes and methods and 2) a cross-reference listing. It also recognises some of the tags used by csayget and has an option to substitute the tabular file in place of control initialisation. (The tabular file is much shorter.)
I'm sure that there are equivalents available... let's find them for you.
No, they are specific to my needs. I could rewrite them, but the system that I am working on is stable and not having much change. I can not justify simply rewriting (and debugging) them.
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