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Carlos A Beling | ReadStatus() on Thu, 10 Sep 2020 10:05:21 -0300 Hi: good day. Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() function? Fraternally Beling | |
Jim Lee | Re: ReadStatus() on Thu, 10 Sep 2020 19:30:27 +0200 hi, > Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() > function? CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg | |
Carlos A Beling | Re: ReadStatus() on Thu, 10 Sep 2020 16:15:16 -0300 Hi Jim: good afternoon. Many thanks. Fraternally Beling On 10/09/2020 14:30, Jim Lee wrote: > hi, > >> Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() >> function? > > CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg > > | |
Jonathan Leeming | Re: ReadStatus() on Fri, 11 Sep 2020 10:21:12 -0600 On 9/10/2020 11:30 AM, Jim Lee wrote: > hi, > >> Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() >> function? > > CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg > > Hi, Although it is "difficult" to be aware of a function / class if it is not documented however if one is aware of a certain function and just want to find where Alaska has examples I found a great text search utility called "AstroGrep"... and it's free to use! http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net With it you can search a specified folder with a number of options such as sub-folders for the search term. AstroGrep has an option where one can define the type of editor to open based upon file extension so one can click on a found instance and the defined editor will open at the relevant line. Obviously it has other benefits but this might help with "mystery functions". Regards... Jonathan jonathan.leeming@familycentre.org Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | |
Carlos A Beling | Re: ReadStatus() on Fri, 11 Sep 2020 16:56:48 -0300 Hi Jonathan. Good evening. Many thanks. I am using www.phisearch.net that is almost the same thing. Fraternally Beling On 11/09/2020 13:21, Jonathan Leeming wrote: > On 9/10/2020 11:30 AM, Jim Lee wrote: >> hi, >> >>> Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() >>> function? >> >> CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg >> >> > Hi, > > Although it is "difficult" to be aware of a function / class if it is > not documented however if one is aware of a certain function and just > want to find where Alaska has examples I found a great text search > utility called "AstroGrep"... and it's free to use! > http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net > > With it you can search a specified folder with a number of options such > as sub-folders for the search term. AstroGrep has an option where one > can define the type of editor to open based upon file extension so one > can click on a found instance and the defined editor will open at the > relevant line. > > Obviously it has other benefits but this might help with "mystery > functions". > > Regards... Jonathan > | |
Jonathan Leeming | Re: ReadStatus() on Fri, 11 Sep 2020 21:43:50 -0600 On 9/11/2020 1:56 PM, Carlos A Beling wrote: > Hi Jonathan. > Good evening. > Many thanks. > I am using www.phisearch.net that is almost the same thing. > > Fraternally > Beling > > On 11/09/2020 13:21, Jonathan Leeming wrote: >> On 9/10/2020 11:30 AM, Jim Lee wrote: >>> hi, >>> >>>> Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() >>>> function? >>> >>> CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg >>> >>> >> Hi, >> >> Although it is "difficult" to be aware of a function / class if it is >> not documented however if one is aware of a certain function and just >> want to find where Alaska has examples I found a great text search >> utility called "AstroGrep"... and it's free to use! >> http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net >> >> With it you can search a specified folder with a number of options >> such as sub-folders for the search term. AstroGrep has an option >> where one can define the type of editor to open based upon file >> extension so one can click on a found instance and the defined editor >> will open at the relevant line. >> >> Obviously it has other benefits but this might help with "mystery >> functions". >> >> Regards... Jonathan >> Thanks Beling, I will check PHiSearch out. It might be interesting to create a discussion thread in "third-party-products" to see what other 3rd party utilities people have found that make their work easier. Regards... Jonathan jonathan.leeming@familycentre.org Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | |
Carlos A Beling | Re: ReadStatus() on Tue, 15 Sep 2020 10:17:38 -0300 Hi Jonathan: good day. I am using the free PSPad (http://www.pspad.com/en/) as program editor because I can open many files in diferent folders (and a XPj files) and I can to compare two files easyly, and many other interesting features. Also it can compile only one program at a time. Fraternally Beling On 12/09/2020 00:43, Jonathan Leeming wrote: > On 9/11/2020 1:56 PM, Carlos A Beling wrote: >> Hi Jonathan. >> Good evening. >> Many thanks. >> I am using www.phisearch.net that is almost the same thing. >> >> Fraternally >> Beling >> >> On 11/09/2020 13:21, Jonathan Leeming wrote: >>> On 9/10/2020 11:30 AM, Jim Lee wrote: >>>> hi, >>>> >>>>> Where can I find the documentation (or the code) of the ReadStatus() >>>>> function? >>>> >>>> CLASS ReadStatus is in \Source\SYS\GetSysX.prg >>>> >>>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Although it is "difficult" to be aware of a function / class if it is >>> not documented however if one is aware of a certain function and just >>> want to find where Alaska has examples I found a great text search >>> utility called "AstroGrep"... and it's free to use! >>> http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net >>> >>> With it you can search a specified folder with a number of options >>> such as sub-folders for the search term. AstroGrep has an option >>> where one can define the type of editor to open based upon file >>> extension so one can click on a found instance and the defined editor >>> will open at the relevant line. >>> >>> Obviously it has other benefits but this might help with "mystery >>> functions". >>> >>> Regards... Jonathan >>> > Thanks Beling, > > I will check PHiSearch out. It might be interesting to create a > discussion thread in "third-party-products" to see what other 3rd party > utilities people have found that make their work easier. > > Regards... Jonathan > |