>2. The biggest complaint that I have about working with VFP 6 is that it is a pain to get to the actual code behind your form/class/whatever. In Delphi, for example, when you create a form you get a nice little file with all of the methods contained in it and when you want to change something rather than opening up the form and double clicking on the control in question and then finding the right event, you just look in this file and change what you need to. You can see the code you have defined for all methods at once and it is really nice. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in VFP and still allow you to visually modify the layout of your form? I don't think this has been implemented in VFP 6 still, but are there any 3rd party products or any other way to do this?
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>Thanks for you help,
>Paul Moon

There is a way to see the code like that. But, it has to be a class. Also, it is a one way thing, you can't edit the code (to my knowledge). You do this with the export in the class browser.

I don't think there is anyway to do this with a .scx based form.

BOb