>Any ideas on how to add method code
>programmatically?

There is no way to directly add code to a method or procedure at run time. What VFP _does_ give us though is the magical '&'. Putting code into a variable and then issuing
&MyVar

executes the code in the variable. What you will quickly find, however, is that macro substitution only works one line at a time. This is ok if the code you want to run is simple and linear, but not ok if you have any loops or controls structures. But... there is a way :)

Randy Pearson, in all of his genious, has written and placed in the public domain a program called CodeBlock that takes a program in the form of a text string (so you can store it in a memo file, text file, or whatever) and breaks down the control structures into workable chunks and executes them in the order you intended with '&'. I believe CodeBlock is available here in the files section.

Why can't you just build a prg file and execute it? Because it can't run if it can't be compiled, and you are not licensed to distribute the VFP compiler. There is a littler known way to do this though, but the user has to have a copy of VFP on his machine. You can actually run VFP as an OLE Server and use it to compile code. The syntax would go like

oVFP = CREATEOBJECT('VisualFoxPro.Application')
oVFP.DoCmd('Compile c:\myprg.prg')
RELEASE oVFP

You would want to be very careful where you implement something like this, because the speed would in most cases be prohibitive.