>>>Any ideas on how to add method code
>>>programmatically?
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>>If you mean adding it at design time (for conversion purposes, or builders/wizards), it depends on what are you adding. If the method which you fill with code already exists in the class definition, just stuff the new code into a string and call the WriteMethod(lcSourceString) - which you can do from a builder, or by having an instance of the object in memory.
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>>If it's a method which never existed, i.e. a custom method, you will need to add a reference to it into the Reserved3 memo of the appropriate record in the vcx/scx file, reinstantiate the object, and then you may proceed as in the first case.
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>You won't be able to do this in a standalone exe, even if your vcxs are excluded from the project, because the VFP compiler is not distributable, and the code that actually runs from a vcx must be compiled.

Yes, this is something even CodeBlck can't cope up with. You need hooks or any other clever way out - like building a form entirely in memory, and calling the method snippets via hooks to CodeBlck, and that's altogether a kludge which is not even sure to work.

The question in the title of this thread was exactly the thing which first brought me to UT, so I felt urged to write what I have found out on the subject in these 18 months. Aside from unavailability of .WriteMethod at runtime, it's also got its quirks at design time.