How do you use your class? I think, I'll add a new macro (say, F7):

cd ?
modi proj ?

Or I can create a program called InvokeProject, which will receive ProjectName as a parameter. However, I'm not sure, how this program would now the path to the project. Of course, I can use two parameters, but it seems like too much typing...

>>Well, I don't really see how highlighting the lines and pressing enter would make CTRL-F & CTRL-W work improperly...unless you have a project hook doing something to affect it. On my machine (VFP6), if I hilite those 2 lines run them together, the project closes as soon as I click back into the command window.
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>>So I avoid running the project manager that way...
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>I rather have a shortcut to the project and open it with a doubleclick, or (preferrably, since I usually work on more than one project at a time) use the following project hook, which does just two things: CDs to the project's home directory and sets the path to include the directories of all the components.
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**************************************************
>*-- Class:        pjx (e:\dragan\dokumenti\rad\vfprc\app.vcx)
>*-- ParentClass:  projecthook
>*-- BaseClass:    projecthook
>*-- Time Stamp:   11/15/01 04:13:07 PM
>*
>#INCLUDE "d:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vfp98\foxpro.h"
>*
>DEFINE CLASS pjx AS projecthook
>
>	Height = 22
>	Width = 23
>	Name = "pjx"
>
>
>	PROCEDURE addpath
>		lParam cPath
>		cPath=fullp(cPath)
>		if atc(cPath+',', set('path')+',')=0
>			cPath=set('path')+','+cPath
>			set path to (cPath)
>		endif
>	ENDPROC
>
>
>	PROCEDURE Init
>		dodefault()
>		local oPjx
>		oPjx=_vfp.activeproject
>		cd (oPjx.homedir)
>		this.addpath(justpath(this.classlibrary))
>		use (oPjx.name) again in 0 noup alias pjx
>		select dist (justpath(name)) from pjx into array aa
>		*use in pjx
>		for i=1 to alen(aa)
>			this.addpath(trim(aa[i]))
>		endfor
>		SELECT pjx
>		USE
>	ENDPROC
>
>
>ENDDEFINE
>*
>*-- EndDefine: pjx
>**************************************************
>