Hi I've been trying to create an addin similar to Find & Replace from Rick
Fisher that looks thru your tables / queries / forms / modules etc.. for a
reference to a string and optionally let's you replace it.
In order to get this to work I need to get
- the tablenames and columnnames
- the queries in plaintext
- the properties of a form and the properties of elements contained within
it
- the sourcecode in the various vb modules formmodules and classmodules
I found out that for queries and tables this is fairly simple using DAO
However things get's a bit daunting with forms and modules since I can't
seem to find a way to access these objects without opening them
You can reference stuff thru Application.Forms and Application.Modules but
these only contain the currently opened forms / modules and I need *all*
forms
CurrentProject.AllForms lists all forms but returns only AccessObject's
which basicly means I can only get the name of form and if it's been loaded.
But I can't reference it without loading it which is well let me say pretty
anoying
I know I can do
DoCmd.OpenForm formName, , , , , acHidden
and then later close it, but that seems rather hackish and has some problems
For modules things get even more messy since I don't think you can open a
module in hidden mode, So when I open the form with DoCmd.openModule the vba
environment pops up. not very elegant.. to say the least
The only workaround I've found sofar is using the *shrug* undocumented
Application.SaveAsText function to look inside the code , change it on disk
and then reeimport it with Application.LoadFromText
Could someone suggest a more elegant way? 4 2604
A rather good utility which does this is Speed Ferret by Black Moshannon.
While not free, its cost is probably less than a reasonable rate for your
development times the hours you'll spend on it.
If I recall correctly, it does actually open all your forms & modules, but
it's got some good tricks for keeping them hidden.
HTH
- Turtle
"Jelmer" <jk******@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:c1**********@reader10.wxs.nl... Hi I've been trying to create an addin similar to Find & Replace from Rick Fisher that looks thru your tables / queries / forms / modules etc.. for a reference to a string and optionally let's you replace it.
In order to get this to work I need to get
- the tablenames and columnnames - the queries in plaintext - the properties of a form and the properties of elements contained within it - the sourcecode in the various vb modules formmodules and classmodules
I found out that for queries and tables this is fairly simple using DAO
However things get's a bit daunting with forms and modules since I can't seem to find a way to access these objects without opening them
You can reference stuff thru Application.Forms and Application.Modules but these only contain the currently opened forms / modules and I need *all* forms
CurrentProject.AllForms lists all forms but returns only AccessObject's which basicly means I can only get the name of form and if it's been
loaded. But I can't reference it without loading it which is well let me say
pretty anoying
I know I can do
DoCmd.OpenForm formName, , , , , acHidden
and then later close it, but that seems rather hackish and has some
problems For modules things get even more messy since I don't think you can open a module in hidden mode, So when I open the form with DoCmd.openModule the
vba environment pops up. not very elegant.. to say the least
The only workaround I've found sofar is using the *shrug* undocumented Application.SaveAsText function to look inside the code , change it on
disk and then reeimport it with Application.LoadFromText
Could someone suggest a more elegant way?
Yes I knew about speed ferret before starting this endevour and though I
like it I thought the $199 pricetag was a bit steep. So I decided to write
my own, It shouldn't be too hard afterall right? To me writing this is just
a way of getting reaquainted with access since the last time I used it for
anything serious was eh well quite some time ago. So time spent isn't really
an issue
"MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:9x******************@newsread1.news.atl.earth link.net... A rather good utility which does this is Speed Ferret by Black Moshannon. While not free, its cost is probably less than a reasonable rate for your development times the hours you'll spend on it. If I recall correctly, it does actually open all your forms & modules, but it's got some good tricks for keeping them hidden.
HTH - Turtle
"Jelmer" <jk******@planet.nl> wrote in message news:c1**********@reader10.wxs.nl... Hi I've been trying to create an addin similar to Find & Replace from
Rick Fisher that looks thru your tables / queries / forms / modules etc.. for
a reference to a string and optionally let's you replace it.
In order to get this to work I need to get
- the tablenames and columnnames - the queries in plaintext - the properties of a form and the properties of elements contained
within it - the sourcecode in the various vb modules formmodules and classmodules
I found out that for queries and tables this is fairly simple using DAO
However things get's a bit daunting with forms and modules since I can't seem to find a way to access these objects without opening them
You can reference stuff thru Application.Forms and Application.Modules
but these only contain the currently opened forms / modules and I need *all* forms
CurrentProject.AllForms lists all forms but returns only AccessObject's which basicly means I can only get the name of form and if it's been loaded. But I can't reference it without loading it which is well let me say pretty anoying
I know I can do
DoCmd.OpenForm formName, , , , , acHidden
and then later close it, but that seems rather hackish and has some problems For modules things get even more messy since I don't think you can open
a module in hidden mode, So when I open the form with DoCmd.openModule the
vba environment pops up. not very elegant.. to say the least
The only workaround I've found sofar is using the *shrug* undocumented Application.SaveAsText function to look inside the code , change it on disk and then reeimport it with Application.LoadFromText
Could someone suggest a more elegant way?
You might be able to use API calls to hide the window(s) related to
the VBA IDE.
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:08:33 +0100, "Jelmer" <jk******@planet.nl>
wrote: Yes I knew about speed ferret before starting this endevour and though I like it I thought the $199 pricetag was a bit steep. So I decided to write my own, It shouldn't be too hard afterall right? To me writing this is just a way of getting reaquainted with access since the last time I used it for anything serious was eh well quite some time ago. So time spent isn't really an issue "MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message news:9x******************@newsread1.news.atl.eart hlink.net... A rather good utility which does this is Speed Ferret by Black Moshannon. While not free, its cost is probably less than a reasonable rate for your development times the hours you'll spend on it. If I recall correctly, it does actually open all your forms & modules, but it's got some good tricks for keeping them hidden.
HTH - Turtle
"Jelmer" <jk******@planet.nl> wrote in message news:c1**********@reader10.wxs.nl... > Hi I've been trying to create an addin similar to Find & Replace fromRick > Fisher that looks thru your tables / queries / forms / modules etc.. fora > reference to a string and optionally let's you replace it. > > In order to get this to work I need to get > > - the tablenames and columnnames > - the queries in plaintext > - the properties of a form and the properties of elements containedwithin > it > - the sourcecode in the various vb modules formmodules and classmodules > > I found out that for queries and tables this is fairly simple using DAO > > However things get's a bit daunting with forms and modules since I can't > seem to find a way to access these objects without opening them > > You can reference stuff thru Application.Forms and Application.Modulesbut > these only contain the currently opened forms / modules and I need *all* > forms > > CurrentProject.AllForms lists all forms but returns only AccessObject's > which basicly means I can only get the name of form and if it's been loaded. > But I can't reference it without loading it which is well let me say pretty > anoying > > I know I can do > > DoCmd.OpenForm formName, , , , , acHidden > > and then later close it, but that seems rather hackish and has some problems > > For modules things get even more messy since I don't think you can opena > module in hidden mode, So when I open the form with DoCmd.openModule the vba > environment pops up. not very elegant.. to say the least > > The only workaround I've found sofar is using the *shrug* undocumented > Application.SaveAsText function to look inside the code , change it on disk > and then reeimport it with Application.LoadFromText > > Could someone suggest a more elegant way? > >
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 01:47:41 +0100, "Jelmer" <jk******@planet.nl> wrote: Hi I've been trying to create an addin similar to Find & Replace from Rick Fisher that looks thru your tables / queries / forms / modules etc.. for a reference to a string and optionally let's you replace it.
In order to get this to work I need to get
- the tablenames and columnnames - the queries in plaintext - the properties of a form and the properties of elements contained within it - the sourcecode in the various vb modules formmodules and classmodules
....I know I can do
DoCmd.OpenForm formName, , , , , acHidden
and then later close it, but that seems rather hackish and has some problems
Definitely problematic in that form, but not so bad if you specify design mode
for opening. That is, in fact, what Speed Ferret and other similar tools do
to search forms and reports. If you use design view, then the only issue is
to make sure all forms and reports are closed before you run the code.
For modules things get even more messy since I don't think you can open a module in hidden mode, So when I open the form with DoCmd.openModule the vba environment pops up. not very elegant.. to say the least
The only workaround I've found sofar is using the *shrug* undocumented Application.SaveAsText function to look inside the code , change it on disk and then reeimport it with Application.LoadFromText
Could someone suggest a more elegant way?
The VBIDE library appears to allow working with modules without opening editor
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