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Procedure file vs separate programs
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06/04/2005 11:16:34
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 8 SP1
Database:
Visual FoxPro
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01001904
Message ID:
01001926
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16
Tore,
thanks for the info. I was kind of leaning that way but wanted to get other peoples opinons. As for editing the files, we don't use the VFP editor except when working in forms or if we need the Intellisense. We use an old DOS editor, Brief. It has so many features it just blows away the VFP editor and is 10 times faster for program editing.
John.

>Hi John,
>
>Having many procedures in one file gives better performance. Regarding function 32 at line 6532, why don't you use Document View from the Tools menu?
>
>>Does anyone have any idea if there is any perfomance difference between putting many programs in a procedure file or just leaving them as seprate programs? We have two procedure files. One holds all the general utilites such as converting number to words for checks, etc. The other is specific to each system and holds things like validating invoice numbers, etc. These files have become large even though we only put mostly small functions in them and this causes them to become hard to maintain. Getting to the 32nd function that starts on line 6532 can be a pain after a while.
Beer is proof that God loves man, and wants him to be happy. - Benjamin Franklin
John J. Henn
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