Unfortunately not. The order I gave in the example was after I had made changed the order. Mind you I only changed this to make debugging quicker (grin).

Thanks anyway.
Geoff

>Hi,
>Try swapping the order of the SET's i.e.
>

>#define eSTDDIR '\Std\'
>
>SET PROCEDURE TO 'MyApplication.prg'
>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'registry.prg' ADDITIVE
>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'sl_que.prg' ADDITIVE
>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'std.prg' ADDITIVE
>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'stdfunctions.prg' ADDITIVE
>

>
>If the system uses something like LOCATE to find the PROCEDURES, a call to std.prg would find stdfunctions.prg first.
>That probably why changing the name worked.
>
>>Hi
>>
>>I have a weird problem whereby I loose access to functions in a procedure program.
>>
>>

>>#define eSTDDIR '\Std\'
>>
>>SET PROCEDURE TO 'MyApplication.prg'
>>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'stdfunctions.prg' ADDITIVE
>>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'std.prg' ADDITIVE
>>SET PROCEDURE TO eSTDDIR+'registry.prg' ADDITIVE
>>SET PROCEDURE TO sl_que.prg ADDITIVE
>>

>>
>>The weird thing is that it only happens on the "stdfunctions.prg" and never on the first time I run my program in the development environment. When I do a ?SET("Procedure") I see that this program has lost its path yet the others have the path.
>>
>>Also, rebuilding my project also stops it happening the next time I run it.
>>
>>Any ideas what is happening?
>>
>>Regards
>>Geoff Scott