>Actually the code doesn't have to be executable. It will never be run. The goal is to just have a prg of all the forms and classes to see all of the controls and objects and to review properties and methods.
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>It just dawned on me that PDM might work...
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>>I remember a utility that would step through forms and classes and create a prg from each (similar to the view code of the class browser). I can't seem to find it. Is it still around?
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>>>All I can think of is classbrowserx
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http://www.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ProjectName=VFPX&ReleaseId=66>>>
>>>and the older scctext.prg but I don't think it would cover enough.
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>>Hi Tracy,
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>>AFAIK, only ClassBrowserX can generate executable code but it doesn't handle correctly (VFP limitation) form/classes with ActiveX controls..
Not sure if it does the trick for you but you know the classbrowser will do one prg for whole class libraries,not just one class within it.
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