On Friday, July 11, 1997 11:33 AM, Universal Thread Visual FoxPro forum [SMTP:foxpro@transformation.com] wrote: > > >i'm using set procedure to myapp.app i didn't use additive but it's the > only set procedure i'm using ( so i don't think that the additive would > matter ). after the set procedure i try DO MyPrg and get the error that > it can't find MyPrg.prg. > >If, however, i execute Mainprg.prg ( the prg set as the main in the > project the app was compiled from ) it executes fine. > > > >In the past with fox2.5, we were able to write a library of prgs, compile > into an app set procedure to that app, and then any prgs in that app are > accessible. i'd like to do this same thing in vfp5. > > > >i thought about just passing the main a parameter telling it what prg to > run but this seems like a kludgy workaround. > > > > > >>>i've created an app and want to be able to call the individual .prgs > within it. > >>>in fox2.5 this worked great, but when i try it now i can only call the > app's main prg. otherwise i get an error. > >>>any ideas. > >> > >>When you set your procedures for other prgs. Are you using SET PROCEDURE > TO MyPrg.PRG ADDITIVE. > > I've never compiled my procedure into an .APP extension. I put all my > functions and procedures into an .PRG file. I include the .PRG in my > application and issue a Set Procedure to Main.prg ADDITIVE. I don't know if > the Set Procedure to main.app does work. If you convert your procedure files to a .VCX you can use SET CLASSLIB TO myvcx IN myAPP. Regards, Steve Ketchum [sketchum@terraworld.net]