I'm using P9 and I am trying to make my way through the following code:

....

if WorkLib5.CreateReportResults() < 0 then
msgStop("Error creating Results","Unable to get test results for "+
"reportable results")
return
endif

....

I need to look at the method WorkLib5.CreateReportResults. I can't seem to
find any way to figure out where this exists in the app I've inherited. No,
there is no file named "worklib5" anywhere in the directory structure, as
far as I can see.

How do I view code called from a method?

TIA,

Karl Perry

Karl,

WorkLib5 is a library type variable, declared as

WorkLib5 library

Find somewhere in the code WorkLib5.open(SomeFileName) - and SomeFileName gives
you those library file name.

Vladimir Menkin

Karl Perry wrote:

Thanks.

Is there any way to do a "global search" in all code in the app for this?

Karl


"Vladimir Menkin" <vmenkin.home (AT) ITS-surveys (DOT) com> wrote

Karl,

Yes. Open any method, press ctrl-Z, enter a text to search for and check "Global
search" checkbox. When the first occurence will be found, press ctrl-A to find
next occurence.

Vladimir

Karl Perry wrote:

"Vladimir Menkin" <vmenkin.home (AT) ITS-surveys (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks. I figured this out about fifteen seconds after I sent the last
message. Sorry.

Is there any way to do a truly global search, meaning "search all Paradox
code in the DOS directory?" I've tried the Windows Search capability and so
far have not found the text I'm looking for (this is a different thing I'm
looking for now - I found the "WorkLib5" reference).

TIA,

Karl