Are you saying you name the object grd from the class ge_grd2chk?
Anyhoo, any object in a form will have a class name in one memo field
and the classlib name in another memo field in it's record in either the
.scx or .vcx file that contains the form.
A simple fix to my chkstr routine (posted
On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 10:01:19 -0500, Carl Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate a list of all the
forms that contain this class?
I'm sure someone has written code to do it, but personally I would
(assuming you are on 2000, XP or Vista) go to the
On 2/27/07, Carl Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate a list of all the
forms that contain this class?
Open the project in Code References and search for 'ge_chk'
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Ted Roche
Ted Roche Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com
Derek Kalweit wrote:
Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate a list of all the
forms that contain this class?
Open the project in Code References and search for 'ge_chk'
Why is it that VFP's own code references search tool is so much slower
than our own code search tools(Ed's
Carl Lindner wrote:
Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate a list of all the
forms that contain this class?
Download Ed's TS form, which is excellent. You do the searches on
folders and file types that you define, then it gives you the results
with a command button to open
or text search.
Thanks again,
Carl Lindner
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Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate
On 2/27/07, Derek Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is it that VFP's own code references search tool is so much slower
than our own code search tools(Ed's TS, my own search.prg, etc.)? The
results browsing interface is nice in VFP9's search tool, but the
performance is pathetic-- it takes
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