Thank you. I will be looking at this this weekend. It appears a better option to me then what I have been attempting to do.


>>Sound Super,
>>Can you send me a copy of the class (and any dependents) via email ( GregReichert@GLRsoftware.com ). Any required instruction would be appreciated.
>>My FUnit tool allows the developer to place Unit Test pretty much anywhere in the source code, general close the points needing to be tested. The test suite I am working on, scans the source code, and finds the unit tests. It extracts the locations (file, class, method, etc) of the tests and presents a tree list of the location and the tests to developer. This is where a process like your would help.
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>You can get the whole stuff for free by d/l the FoxInCloud Application Server at http://foxincloud.com/download.php#trialForm
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>This will install:
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>home(1) + 'tools\ab\aw\aw.app'
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>To set procedure to all what aw.app contains:
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>do home(1) + 'tools\ab\aw\aw.app'
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>Then, to instantiate the class:
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>o = createObject('acRegExp')
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>Invariable patterns are properties, those where you can specify something like a procedure name are methods accepting parameters with a default value of 'anything'
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>To get the pattern for 'all procedure/functions commands':
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>? o.instsProc() && in 'insts', 's' means it matches all instructions
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>To get the same pattern for a specific procedure name:
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>? o.instsProc('myProc')
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>To test the 'procedure' pattern
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>do acRegExp_instsPROC_Test in acTxt.prg with m.yourCode
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>This displays the result (matches and sub-matches) found in m.yourCode into _Screen and 'debug output' window
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>To execute the 'procedure' pattern
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>o.setup(o.instsProc(), 'gmi') && 'g': global, 'm': multiline, 'i' ignore case
>for iMatch = 1 to o.execute(myCode) && or o.nMatches
>  o.Matches[m.iMatch, 1-5]
>  && .Matches[?, 1] = index
>  && .Matches[?, 2] = match
>  && .Matches[?, 3] = submatches (collection)
>  && .Matches[?, 4] = length
>  && .Matches[?, 5] = line number
>endfor
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>I'll send you the source code by e-mail so that you have more information about the parameters and sub-matches.
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>Enjoy!