ChrisCarroll
Programmer
- Oct 10, 2000
- 177
I'm sure this has been solved a dozen times but:
I've just arrived at a new client site.
I've installed their brand new VFP 9 on a virgin machine.
We've put stuff in SourceSafe for the first time.
I start working.
I use VSS Diff.
And darn it, I get these huge differences where the objects are stored in a different order. I thought this had been sorted in VFP 8.
Here's the header from my SCCTEXT:
Note my problem is NOT that methods are in different orders. It's that form objects are in different orders.
Anyone got an SCCTEXT that fixes this?
Thanks,
Chris
I've just arrived at a new client site.
I've installed their brand new VFP 9 on a virgin machine.
We've put stuff in SourceSafe for the first time.
I start working.
I use VSS Diff.
And darn it, I get these huge differences where the objects are stored in a different order. I thought this had been sorted in VFP 8.
Here's the header from my SCCTEXT:
Code:
*+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* File: SCCTEXT.PRG
*
* Copyright: (c) 1995, Microsoft Corporation.
* All Rights Reserved.
*
* Contents: Routines for creating text representations of .SCX, .VCX,
* .MNX, .FRX, and .LBX files for the purpose of supporting
* merge capabilities in source control systems.
*
* Author: Sherri Kennamer
*
* Parameters: cTableName C Fully-qualified name of the SCX/VCX/MNX/FRX/LBX
* cType C Code indicating the file type
* (See PRJTYPE_ constants, defined below)
* cTextName C Fully-qualified name of the text file
* lGenText L .T. Create a text file from the table
* .F. Create a table from the text file
*
* Returns: 0 File or table was successfully generated
* -1 An error occurred
*
* History: 17-Aug-95 sherrike written
* 20-Nov-95 sherrike use smart defaults for single filename
* 02-Dec-95 sherrike return values for merge support
* 16-Oct-02 bethm write methods in alphabetical order
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note my problem is NOT that methods are in different orders. It's that form objects are in different orders.
Anyone got an SCCTEXT that fixes this?
Thanks,
Chris