As a followup to my last reply, now I'm trying to duplicate the class editor functionality so we can edit select object methods in a builder. I found the calls here on the UT for beautify and now I'm trying to figure out how to use Intellisense in a form's editbox. I'm using read and writemethod() to get the code in and out, but it needs Intellisense to really be useful.

Gary

>Peter,
>Thanks for the tip, I think that's just what I'm looking for.
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>I'm creating builders for my co-workers who aren't familiar with VFP. It's the only way to get them to use the language. I've built form and field builders so we can create the query-by-form forms they are used to creating in another platform.
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>I've worked with VFP since it was invented, but never built a builder before. They are going to be very helpful for the whole shop, me included!
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>Gary
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>>Hi Gary,
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>>If I understand correctly, you want to find out the path of the vcx of the currently selected object which is an object based on a subclass (e.g mysubclass in mysubclasslib.vcx) of your user-defined class (e.g. myclass in myclasslib.vcx). I notice that the property ClassLibrary of the subclass (mysubclass) actually contain the path to the parent class (myclasslib.vcx). Using aselobj(array) will still give you only the path to the parent class (myclasslib.vcx). However, I find out that aselobj(array, 3) will give the path to the subclass (mysubclasslib.vcx) in the 2nd element of the array.
>>I hope this is what you are looking for.
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>>BTW, Are you making a builder for internal use or selling it? I also want to try to write a builder for internal use. If you're making for internal use, do you mind letting me to know what functions you're trying to make. Just want to get some idea.
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>>Peter