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Peter

2005-05-18, 3:24 am

I'm using the class designer in VFP 9. The View Parent Code button will
enable when you switch to a procedure which has parent class coding. I want
to go through all the codings in a class including its parent class coding.
How can I do this without switching to every single procedure in that class
to check whether the View Parent Code button is enabled?

Thanks.
Mark McCasland

2005-05-18, 8:27 pm

Not exactly what you want, but it's close. Bring up the class in the Class
Browser. Open the Properties Sheet and click on the Methods tab. Any method
that has parent class code will have "Inherited <classname> <classlibname>"
next to it.

"Peter" <Peter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm using the class designer in VFP 9. The View Parent Code button will
> enable when you switch to a procedure which has parent class coding. I

want
> to go through all the codings in a class including its parent class

coding.
> How can I do this without switching to every single procedure in that

class

> to check whether the View Parent Code button is enabled?
>
> Thanks.



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