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[BlackDice]

does anyone know of a way similar to VB where I can put the cursor on a function name and go to that function's code in my project?

bdiamond

 

[kenndot]

not exactly, but you can use the document viewer... that gives you list of all your functions/procedures and then you can click on THAT to manipulate where you go.. does that help?

 

[BlackDice]

Not exactly, but thanks!!

bdiamond

 

[kenndot]

oh , sorry... have you checked it out? if you keep it open in the corner somewhere you can just click the funtion name you want.... kinda the same thing?

 

[rgbean]

bdiamond,
No, but in VFP 7.0+ you can use the Document View window to quickly find things in the same file as you are currently editing. And in 8.0+ you can the Code Reference to find all the references to anything in the current project or directory.

Rick

 

[Mike Lewis]

does anyone know of a way similar to VB where I can put the cursor on a function name and go to that function's code in my project?

Yes. Highlight the function name, right-click, and choose View Definition. (This needs VFP 7.0 or above.)

Mike


Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland

My Visual Foxpro web site:

http://www.ml-consult.demon.co.uk

My Crystal Reports web site:

http://www.ml-crystal.com

 

[BlackDice]

I have vfp 7.0, but I don't see a 'View Definition' option when I right-click on the highlighted function

bdiamond

 

[Mike Lewis]

bdiamond,

Sorry, I thought this was a new feature in 7.0. Maybe it didn't arrive until 8.0.

Mike


Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland

My Visual Foxpro web site:

http://www.ml-consult.demon.co.uk

My Crystal Reports web site:

http://www.ml-crystal.com

 

[Mike Gagnon]

bdiamong

does anyone know of a way similar to VB where I can put the cursor on a function name and go to that function's code in my project?

Go to your function, right-mouse in it and select "add to task list".
And from the toolbar Tools-task list, you can see and access all the funtions (or even line-of-code) by clicking on it


Mike Gagnon

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