Guus2005
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This is my ongoing effort to create a range of procedures to modify code (VB_Beautifier), add linenumbers (to use erl) and a Cross Reference (to search thru all access objects and properties). On Access 2.0 i used the Find&Replace add-in from ricksworld.com but since i can't use/install Add-ins where i am working at the moment, i will create it myself. That was two years ago...
It is not finished yet. However the VB_Beautifier works and the rest you will have to see for yourself (at your own risk
).
It is free for everyone to use/modify/improve or whatever but it would be nice to see those improvements. So if you do, please post those improvements for everyone.
Enjoy!
P.S. The download is a .bas file.
- Open the VB IDE and from the menu select file|import or press ctrl+M to import the bas file.
- You can also open the bas file using notepad, remove the first line and then copy the remaining text into a new module.
In the old days and today still in batch files, REM is used to start a remark. In VB(A) we use '.
Last month i learned that REM is still used in VBA.
The beautifier code doesn't take the REM command into account.
It is not finished yet. However the VB_Beautifier works and the rest you will have to see for yourself (at your own risk
).It is free for everyone to use/modify/improve or whatever but it would be nice to see those improvements. So if you do, please post those improvements for everyone.
Enjoy!
P.S. The download is a .bas file.
- Open the VB IDE and from the menu select file|import or press ctrl+M to import the bas file.
- You can also open the bas file using notepad, remove the first line and then copy the remaining text into a new module.
In the old days and today still in batch files, REM is used to start a remark. In VB(A) we use '.
Last month i learned that REM is still used in VBA.
The beautifier code doesn't take the REM command into account.
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