>>When creating a new class via the Project Manager, the native 'New Class' window pops up and the field 'Store in:' is filled with the name of the classlib. I have searched and searched, but can't discover how the Project Manager makes this data available to the ProjectHook Class. The QueryNewFile() method only receives a 'V' if a classlib was selected and even receives an empty string if a class in a classlib was selected. In neither case the name of the classlib appears to be made public. I wonder, how does that native 'New Class' window get this info? How can I get that info? I have also tried to discover what record in the pjx is selected at that moment, but there appears to be no property of the ProjectHook class that tells this.
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>>I need this info on behalf of a tool and an article that I'm currently writing for the dev-community.
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>>Who can be of help? Can any guru here eventually contact any guru at MS?
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>If nooone else helps you then I'd suggest asking Calvin Hsia. I think that he knows every line of VFP code intimately.
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http://blogs.msdn.com/calvin_hsiaThanks. I'll ask him.
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