>>>>Does anybody know of a way to drop a class on a form and have code (like a builder) execute immediately? TIA
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>>>Not immediately. But you can make a form builder that (between other features), let you drop a form, and execute any post-drop event given the class you choose.
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>>>Just an idea.
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>>>We had control events, project events, now (in VFP7) database events. Could we ask for editor events (beyond intellisense) for VFP8? Well, maybe we can get'em in VFP7...
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>>>As I see it, it's the kind of things that the team has promptly added, maybe...
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>>What I'm looking for is to be able to automatically run the builder for a class, without the user having to remeber to drop the class, right click, and choose builder. Just trying to automate some things, that's all, so nobody "forgets" to run the builder.
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>Yes, I understood. I tried to do this, also. What I finally ended doing was to add more code to this classes and more documentation in the properties to avoid the need of using a builder, but I know that this is not always possible.
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>That's why I though about a form builder to handle the insertion of that kind of classes. Perhaps is easier to get accustomed to always use such a builder (instead of going to the toolbar, switch class libraries, select and drop the one you need, then restoring the toolbar) to drop SOME kind of classes.
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>Just an idea. I didn't really implemented it.
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>If you find a more elegant approach (it should have one), please let me know.
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>Good luck.

Thanks. I'll let you know if I find out anything useful.