>>>>Hi,
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>>>>I was trying to find in my VFP 9 application all classes based on a certain "base" class. The Code Reference (where I searched by class name) reported none found. Yet, I do have a class (at least one) based on this "base" class. Is this by design how Code Reference work? If so, what other methods are more reliable to look for classes based on a certain class?
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>>>Open your pjx as a dbf, scan for type="V", open each vcx as named in the name field (ends with a chr(0), though), then scan for anything having that in the class field.
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>>This is pretty much what I am doing. I thought that there is a more automated (like Code References) method of quickly finding all references to a base class. And now that I know that this is the only way, I feel better <g>. Thank you very much.
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>Code References reads whatever is explicitly mentioned in the properties memo or the methods memo. Base class is in a separate field which it doesn't look into.
I am sure that this will be enhanced in VFP 10 <g>. Thank you for the explanation.
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