>You can get a little bit fancier than that. A handle to the object browser is available to you in the development environment. This code allows you to select a .TLB, .DLL, .VCX or anything else that the object browser can browse, sucks out some information, such as public methods and the attached comments, and makes a table. I'll leave it to you to write a wuick report form to print it out.
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>Mike
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>local lcFileName, lcAlias, lnI
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>lcFileName=getfile("TLB,VBR,VCX,DLL")
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>create table (lcFileName+".DBF") free (name C(25), descrip m)
>lcAlias=alias()
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>&&_BROWSER="C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO\VFP98\BROWSER.APP"
>DO (_BROWSER) with lcFileName &&call up the object browser
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>for lnI=1 to alen(_oBrowser.amemberlist,1) &&gleen info from object browser
> insert into &lcAlias (name, descrip);
> VALUES (_oBrowser.amemberlist[lnI,1], strtran(_oBrowser.amemberlist[lnI,3],chr(13),chr(10)))
>endfor
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>_oBrowser.Release() &&done with the object browser
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>go top
>report form tlb_documenter preview
Thanks to everyone for ideas (even if I was not the originator :).
I've just remembered, that while ago (more than 1 year) I already created some reports for the same purpose. I'll look at them on Monday, if would not forget...