VFP9SP2
Frustrated!!! All of the sudden my 2003 project code wants to rebel.
I'm trying to debug some things and when I try to step into the
code--code which has worked since 2003, mind you--it now says "Source
not available" DESPITE THE FACT that I'm in the Project's home folder,
where the EXE resides (I did a Build EXE & Run after), and the PROGS
subfolder is in my path.
Here's my first call to create the Custom biz obj:
https://www.screencast.com/t/5UsbNGGXBGr
Then here's the next screenshot, showing that nasty message and
confirming my curdir() and SET('Path'):
https://www.screencast.com/t/E1UOoe9h
You can see in the first that I've even changed the pathing of the
object call to what it really is. I never do that; I always used
relative pathing like this: NEWOBJECT("Class",".\progs\_bizobj.prg")
I searched the ProFox archives and saw this thread:
https://leafe.com/archives/full_thread/468343 ...but Kurt's issue was
resolved by relocating the EXE to the proper path. Mine is in the same
spot it has been for 14 years! As Sytze (RIP) suggested, I deleted all
of the FXP and did a COMPILE c:\dev\fabmate11\progs\*.prg to recreate
all of them. Using Richard's tip, I verified that yes indeed, my
project does have Debug Info included/checked in the Project manager.
Also reviewed this thread, started by Richard:
https://leafe.com/archives/full_thread/392144. I renamed the EXE and
ran the new one....nope, same bad behavior.
So I've ruled out pathing, out-of-sync FXPs, and the Hale-Bopp comet.
I'm thinking my next step is to recreate the project file from scratch
and rebuild.
Any other ideas?
tia,
--Mike
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