>>I was wondering if it's possible to get a printout of all the ControlSources used in a form?
>>
>>TIA,
>>Rick Liebespach
>
>You can use a number of AMembers() calls to check the controlsource property of those objects who have them:
>

x=Amembers(frmMembers, This, 2)
>For y=1 To x
>	lcSource = frmMembers(y)
>	lcObjects = lcObjects + lcSource
>	
>	If Type("This." + lcSource + ".ControlSource") <> "U" Then
>		lcObjects = lcObjects + ": " + Eval("This." + lcSource + ".ControlSource")
>	Endif
>
>	lcObjects = lcObjects + CRLF
>Next

>Although if you have container objects like grids you might have to drill down several levels deep to get at every controlsource property. HTH

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Thank you for your insightful reply!
I've now been able to do what I needed.

I needed to produce a checklist of variables to ensure that everything had been initialized and scoped properly. I'm in the process of taking a FoxPro 2.6 system and bringing it to the WEB. As a result I have a lot of converted screens/forms and I didn't want things slipping thru the cracks.

The others gave some good/insightful replies too!
Thank you to all of you who replied.

Rick