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Good reason to never use form methods
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12/09/2000 13:27:40
Walter Meester
HoogkarspelPays-Bas
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
Divers
Thread ID:
00415216
Message ID:
00415526
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>>>If you ever look into a compiled, non encrypted, VFP EXE you will find all
>>>of the source code, INCLUDING ALL YOUR COMMENTS, from every method in every
>>>form (and I think, vcx) in the exe. It appears that the compiler just
>>>brings in the entire form, source and all.
>>You should be able to remove this with the project option "include debug
>>info". Uncheck this by right clicking on the PM and selecting "properties".
>It has to do with the relative poor job that VFP does when compiling. The
>whole VCX file is uncluded with all the overhead. When you migrate to PRG
>you'll loose the overhead, even if the debuginfo is included.

You can also lose the code by using the .SCX as a table and doing REPLACE ALL methods WITH "", and then building the EXE without recompiling. However, you need to do this on a copy of your form, or you've lost the code for good.
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