>Hiya Jim ----
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>>VFP6 has a new baseclass named ProjectHook. You can subclass this and create a project manager hook object that has events that fire when things are done in the project manager. You can associate a ProjectHook class with a particular project and it will be created whenever you open the project to work on it.
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>>The properties, events, and methods of the ProjectHook are too numerous to list here. There is execellent documentation for the ProjectHook class in the on-line documentation and help file.
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>I have been dying to find a reason to use the new project object.....haven't found any. Have you put it to realworld use yet? I hate solutions looking for a problem :)


We are using Source Controll with VFP and PVCS... a few thing I don't like...

1. It doesn't seem to treat the .DBC properly... and, when you add a table to the DBC, while the DBC is part or the project and it gets checked in and out the tables don't get checked in.

2. Source Controll doesn't seem to handel the project property properly.

I was thinking of using project hooks to check-in the .DBF and associated files when a table was added to a DBC...

Also, was considering modifying the way the project was handled, so when the project was modified, it would update the project meta file under source control and handel it better.

However, if you want to tackel these things, that would be great. :)

BOb