Where are Forms/Programs Called From?

I often re-use code from one project to another, and when compiling the new
program, it wants to find forms or programs from the original project. As an
example, my new project doesn't use clientedit.scx, but when I compile the
new program, it brings it in.

How do I find where in the project specific forms and/or programs are being
asked for? Once found, I can kill them. I seem to remember older versions
of FoxPro (3.0?) or such having this search-type function.

Thanks.
Jim Fuchs

Dan
Mon Jun 25 15:24:52 CDT 2007

Any class/form/whatever that contains DO FORM <name> will drag <name> into
yhe project whether that code is used or not.

You can use Code References (on the tools menu) to search.

Dan

Jim Fuchs wrote:
> I often re-use code from one project to another, and when compiling
> the new program, it wants to find forms or programs from the original
> project. As an example, my new project doesn't use clientedit.scx,
> but when I compile the new program, it brings it in.
>
> How do I find where in the project specific forms and/or programs are
> being asked for? Once found, I can kill them. I seem to remember
> older versions of FoxPro (3.0?) or such having this search-type
> function.
>
> Thanks.
> Jim Fuchs

JimFuchs
Mon Jun 25 15:38:02 CDT 2007

BEAUTIFUL! I've been looking for that for years!

Thanks again, Dan.
Jim

"Dan Freeman" wrote:

> Any class/form/whatever that contains DO FORM <name> will drag <name> into
> yhe project whether that code is used or not.
>
> You can use Code References (on the tools menu) to search.
>
> Dan
>
> Jim Fuchs wrote:
> > I often re-use code from one project to another, and when compiling
> > the new program, it wants to find forms or programs from the original
> > project. As an example, my new project doesn't use clientedit.scx,
> > but when I compile the new program, it brings it in.
> >
> > How do I find where in the project specific forms and/or programs are
> > being asked for? Once found, I can kill them. I seem to remember
> > older versions of FoxPro (3.0?) or such having this search-type
> > function.
> >
> > Thanks.
> > Jim Fuchs
>
>
>