Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote: > What benefit does wrapping in a T/C/E provide? Specifically, what > situations have you run into where it's done something for ya? > > Keeps it from blowing up if those vars don't exist. Since it's now possible to generate a log in 9 in the runtime environment as well as the dev environment, I can pop in to the backdoor on my exe, declare the appropriate var and get a log file that I can then pull down on to my system for analysis. Those 2 sys vars are only need to be in scope when I need them. I could declare them as part of my app but then I'd have to make sure I left them in the appropriate state. >> 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. >> > > This is good particularly for debugging (why IS that valid not firing...) > > That'd be the ticket - to be able to weed through the clutter to see > what's important. > > In my situation, just trying to determine the big picture of what a form > is doing - I'm suspecting that coverage prof. is too granular. Do you > agree, or not? > > I suppose it is a bit of a hammer approach but I've found it pretty useful myself. Not only do you get to see what code is or isn't executed, but you get the performance info, too.
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