Hello
How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
Is any ready solutions ?
Thank's,
illya
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On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 11:47:26 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych"
<ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote:
Perhaps you are referring to the Eval function?
-Tom. Hello
How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
Is any ready solutions ?
Thank's,
illya
What are you trying to achieve?
TC
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a... Hello
How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
Is any ready solutions ?
Thank's,
illya
hi
I'm trying to parse VBA code like compiler do
Than export function/sub declaration (aka prototype) to xml together with
comments to be ready to auto generate HTML help files for VBA/VB code
modules.
For now I'm using all functions from VBIDE.CodeModul e Object.
Have some progress. Can send current
illya
"TC" <a@b.c.d> wrote in message news:1066039150 .717984@teuthos ... What are you trying to achieve?
TC
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a... Hello
How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
Is any ready solutions ?
Thank's,
illya
I have just done some research on this subject, and it turns out that to do
it right, you need to buy a license for VBA integration. This is the only
way to get the DLLs that give you access to the same information that
AutoSense has. Without that, you can theoretically do what you want (as
you have started to do), but it's up to you to pares everything correctly
such determining as what's a comment (did you know a comment can line-wrap
with " _"?). Also, if you want to know where a reference such as a
function call is resolved (other UDF, external library, VB key word, etc.)
....
I haven't checked the price on the VBA integration license yet, but I
assume it's not cheap.
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:07:40 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t>
wrote: hi
I'm trying to parse VBA code like compiler do
Than export function/sub declaration (aka prototype) to xml together with
comments to be ready to auto generate HTML help files for VBA/VB code
modules.
For now I'm using all functions from VBIDE.CodeModul e Object.
Have some progress. Can send current
illya
"TC" <a@b.c.d> wrote in message news:1066039150 .717984@teuthos ... What are you trying to achieve?
TC
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a... > Hello
>
> How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
> Is any ready solutions ?
>
> Thank's,
> illya
Hello
Thank You for Your comments.
But I'm not going to buy this license.
Also I'm not going to parse all code -
just procedure declarations block with previous attached comments
to export them into XML and then auto generate HTML help :)
'_' is not a problem just need to find <space>_
A lot of function from VBIDE.CodeModul e are used
I'm using some my own spec for comments and I'm parsing code according to my
spec by using only VBA code.
Format
=====
<Comments>
<Property?Funct ion?Sub Declaration>
Comments
========
'Context ID: value
'Desc Line 1
'Desc Line 2
'...
'Desc Line N
'
'Parameters:
'===========
'Param 1 - one line desc
'Param 2 - one line desc
'...
'Param N - one line desc
'
'Return Values:
'==============
'value 1 - one line desc
'value 2 - one line desc
'...
'value N - one line desc
'
'Remarks:
'========
'Remarks Line 1
'Remarks Line 2
'...
'Remarks Line N
comments to comments
=============== =
Each comment line start from ', No Rem is possible.
Empty Lines inside comments block are possible but ignored
No Mandatory
Words Context ID Parameters, Return Values, Remarks are reserved.
No comments at line where Parameters, Return Values, Remarks are possible.
Lines with '======== or '-------- are ignored.
Procedure Declaration
=============== =
[Public|Private| Friend]
Property Get?Property Let?Property Set?Function?Su b
name ([ArgList]) [as ReturnType]
"Steve Jorgensen" <no****@nospam. nospam> wrote in message
news:28******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... I have just done some research on this subject, and it turns out that to
do it right, you need to buy a license for VBA integration. This is the only
way to get the DLLs that give you access to the same information that
AutoSense has. Without that, you can theoretically do what you want (as
you have started to do), but it's up to you to pares everything correctly
such determining as what's a comment (did you know a comment can line-wrap
with " _"?). Also, if you want to know where a reference such as a
function call is resolved (other UDF, external library, VB key word, etc.)
...
I haven't checked the price on the VBA integration license yet, but I
assume it's not cheap.
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:07:40 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t>
wrote:
hi
I'm trying to parse VBA code like compiler do
Than export function/sub declaration (aka prototype) to xml together with
comments to be ready to auto generate HTML help files for VBA/VB code
modules.
For now I'm using all functions from VBIDE.CodeModul e Object.
Have some progress. Can send current
illya
"TC" <a@b.c.d> wrote in message news:1066039150 .717984@teuthos ... What are you trying to achieve?
TC
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a...
> Hello
>
> How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
> Is any ready solutions ?
>
> Thank's,
> illya
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:42:22 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t>
wrote: Hello
Thank You for Your comments.
But I'm not going to buy this license.
Also I'm not going to parse all code -
just procedure declarations block with previous attached comments
to export them into XML and then auto generate HTML help :)
'_' is not a problem just need to find <space>_
Well, I brought this up as one example of something that you might not know
and get wrong that the integration components would handle correctly. I'm
sure there are other strange cases that neither you or I are aware of, and
these will result in bugs the first time your code encounters them. Still,
I'm sure you can probably get close enough for most code just parsing the
text. VBIDE does (as I'm guessing you know) get you as far as telling you
where the code for each procedure starts and ends which is a big help.
If I may ask, sir. Where does VBIDE.CodeModul e come from?
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a... Hello
Thank You for Your comments.
But I'm not going to buy this license.
Also I'm not going to parse all code -
just procedure declarations block with previous attached comments
to export them into XML and then auto generate HTML help :)
'_' is not a problem just need to find <space>_
A lot of function from VBIDE.CodeModul e are used
I'm using some my own spec for comments and I'm parsing code according to
my spec by using only VBA code.
Format
=====
<Comments>
<Property?Funct ion?Sub Declaration>
Comments
========
'Context ID: value
'Desc Line 1
'Desc Line 2
'...
'Desc Line N
'
'Parameters:
'===========
'Param 1 - one line desc
'Param 2 - one line desc
'...
'Param N - one line desc
'
'Return Values:
'==============
'value 1 - one line desc
'value 2 - one line desc
'...
'value N - one line desc
'
'Remarks:
'========
'Remarks Line 1
'Remarks Line 2
'...
'Remarks Line N
comments to comments
=============== =
Each comment line start from ', No Rem is possible.
Empty Lines inside comments block are possible but ignored
No Mandatory
Words Context ID Parameters, Return Values, Remarks are reserved.
No comments at line where Parameters, Return Values, Remarks are possible.
Lines with '======== or '-------- are ignored.
Procedure Declaration
=============== =
[Public|Private| Friend]
Property Get?Property Let?Property Set?Function?Su b
name ([ArgList]) [as ReturnType]
"Steve Jorgensen" <no****@nospam. nospam> wrote in message
news:28******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... I have just done some research on this subject, and it turns out that to
do it right, you need to buy a license for VBA integration. This is the
only way to get the DLLs that give you access to the same information that
AutoSense has. Without that, you can theoretically do what you want (as
you have started to do), but it's up to you to pares everything
correctly such determining as what's a comment (did you know a comment can
line-wrap with " _"?). Also, if you want to know where a reference such as a
function call is resolved (other UDF, external library, VB key word,
etc.) ...
I haven't checked the price on the VBA integration license yet, but I
assume it's not cheap.
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:07:40 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t>
wrote:
hi
I'm trying to parse VBA code like compiler do
Than export function/sub declaration (aka prototype) to xml together
withcomments to be ready to auto generate HTML help files for VBA/VB code
modules.
For now I'm using all functions from VBIDE.CodeModul e Object.
Have some progress. Can send current
illya
"TC" <a@b.c.d> wrote in message news:1066039150 .717984@teuthos ...
> What are you trying to achieve?
>
> TC
>
>
> "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
> news:bm******** ***@news.wnet.u a...
> > Hello
> >
> > How easily parse VB/VBA code by VB/VBA code ?
> > Is any ready solutions ?
> >
> > Thank's,
> > illya
>
>
>
It is installed with MS Office, and it appears under Tools -> References as
"Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3. If you check
that reference, VBIDE references are available from your code.
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 18:00:28 GMT, "Randy Harris" <ra***@SpamFree .com>
wrote: If I may ask, sir. Where does VBIDE.CodeModul e come from?
Hello
Yes, You are right here.
You can take a look into what I have
Of course If You wish
Thank's again
illya
"Steve Jorgensen" <no****@nospam. nospam> wrote in message
news:a1******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:42:22 +0300, "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t>
wrote:
Hello
Thank You for Your comments.
But I'm not going to buy this license.
Also I'm not going to parse all code -
just procedure declarations block with previous attached comments
to export them into XML and then auto generate HTML help :)
'_' is not a problem just need to find <space>_
Well, I brought this up as one example of something that you might not
know and get wrong that the integration components would handle correctly. I'm
sure there are other strange cases that neither you or I are aware of, and
these will result in bugs the first time your code encounters them.
Still, I'm sure you can probably get close enough for most code just parsing the
text. VBIDE does (as I'm guessing you know) get you as far as telling you
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