One trick I've recently added is to turn on coverage logging or event
tracking in the load event of my baseform class if a special var is in
scope. Like this:
TRY
IF m.syscoverage
SET COVERAGE TO
ADDBS(ALLTRIM(m.systemp))+[c]+ALLTRIM(this.Name)+[.log]
ENDIF
CATCH
ENDTRY
TRY
IF m.syseventtracking
SET EVENTTRACKING TO
ADDBS(ALLTRIM(m.systemp))+[e]+ALLTRIM(this.Name)+[.log]
SET EVENTTRACKING ON
ENDIF
CATCH
ENDTRY
Obviously this works for my environment. And there's a bit in the form
unload to turn it back off. I've also been using Martin Jindra's
coverage profiler to examine the results instead of the one that comes
with VFP.
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
> Suppose I've got a form with 30 methods in it. Well, I've 'inherited' a
> form, that is. So some of the 30 are local, some are inherited from a
> form class.
>
> Now when I run the form, 'something' happens. It's possible that the
> LISA methods all fire, and those are easy to trace. Although it'd be
> nice to see a list of which methods are local and which are running
> parent class code.
>
> But after that... what else happens. Hit the "Post Customer" button, and
> it can be arduous to trace each method, when it's being called, how many
> times, with what parms in different scenarios...
>
> The stack won't do this. It'll tell you the hierarchy of a single
> method, but not one method after another
>
> Setting a flag in each method will tell you which fire, in what order,
> and with what parms, if you so construct the flag that way.
>
> THAT'S what I'm after, in this tiny situation.
>
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