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Good Morning
Is it possible to have a list of the files that are called when
building/compiling the project (as opposed to the list that shows what files are
available).Dbase IV(l think) used to have a list that showed what files were
calling what. Over a period of time you add files, delete files and sometimes
you forget to include new files that you have created for the project in your
application. l hope this make sense of what l am trying to say.(Or does the
project manager allready include this and l am missing it.

In article <Uuz$r7QbIHA.1236@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au 
says...
> Good Morning
> Is it possible to have a list of the files that are called when
building/compiling the project (as opposed to the list that shows what files are
available).Dbase IV(l think) used to have a list that showed what files were
calling 
what. Over a period of time you add files, delete files and sometimes you forget
to include new files that you have created for the project in your application.
l hope this make sense of what l am trying to say.(Or does the project 
manager allready include this and l am missing it.
> Regards Rob
> 

Rob,

If I understand your question, then the answer is "YES", the Project 
Manager keeps track of what is deployed. That is one of its primary 
functions.

You can open yourProj.prj file in the source editor if you want to see 
what it contains.

-- 
Geoff Wass [dBVIPS]
Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Rob Rickard wrote:
> Thanks Geoff
>   l didn't think l explained it to well. My question is. Is it possible
when you "Build" your project that you can get a mapping of the
programs being used. l'm fairly sure back in old DOS dbase when you built the
exe you could get a printout of programs being used and in the printout showed
which programs used a particular program.

I believe this is in the wishlist.

The problem is in determining what is in each program. I wrote a routine 
for documenting an application that is in the dUFLP. What it does is 
create a list of all references to external programs. It may help you 
out ... go to the dUFLP and check out AppDoc.wfm. It lists *all* 
dependencies it can find, based on standard dBASE language commands.

Ken

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Thanks Geoff
  l didn't think l explained it to well. My question is. Is it possible when you
"Build" your project that you can get a mapping of the programs being
used. l'm fairly sure back in old DOS dbase when you built the exe you could get
a printout of programs being used and in the printout showed which programs used
a particular program.
Regards Rob


Geoff Wass [dBVIPS] Wrote:

> In article <Uuz$r7QbIHA.1236@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au 
> says...
> > Good Morning
> > Is it possible to have a list of the files that are called when
building/compiling the project (as opposed to the list that shows what files are
available).Dbase IV(l think) used to have a list that showed what files were
calling 
> what. Over a period of time you add files, delete files and sometimes you
forget to include new files that you have created for the project in your
application. l hope this make sense of what l am trying to say.(Or does the
project 
> manager allready include this and l am missing it.
> > Regards Rob
> > 
> 
> Rob,
> 
> If I understand your question, then the answer is "YES", the
Project 
> Manager keeps track of what is deployed. That is one of its primary 
> functions.
> 
> You can open yourProj.prj file in the source editor if you want to see 
> what it contains.
> 
> -- 
> Geoff Wass [dBVIPS]
> Montréal, Québec, Canada
> 
> .|.|.|        dBASE info at http://geocities.com/geoff_wass       |.|.|.
> .|.|.| ---------------------------------------------------------- |.|.|.
> .|.|.|             IT Consultant http://Geoff_Wass.com            |.|.|.

Rob Rickard wrote:
> Thanks Ken
>   l will have a look at "AppDoc",l didn't think it would be an
easy exercise. Do you remember the function l am talking about?

You may be remembering a third-party tool called "SNAP" (I think that

was what it was called, I never used it).

Ken

-- 
/(Opinions expressed are purely my own, not those of dataBased
Intelligence, Inc.)/

*Ken Mayer* [dBVIPS]
/Golden Stag Productions/
dBASE at goldenstag dot net
http://www.goldenstag.net/GSP
http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/dBASEBooks.htm