> Has to be the keys... the tlb is only for the unit testing. But then I got the keys from regasm /regfile off the very last build... could I have accidentally rebuilt the dll when building the installer? Hmmm....
> Yes this is a highly desirable feature for me. #1 on my list :) I have hundreds of one- or two-letter procedure names and variable names that need to be (safely) renamed to something meaningful.
> :+1: @christophocles feel free to fork the repository! We're using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2013 (a free download). You'll need to enable/download InstallShield Express, and VS should prompt you to download the Nuget packages we're using; you already have the Addins/Rubberduck.Extension key registered so it should just work :) If you have a Stack Exchange account (with at least 20 reputation points), @ckuhn203 and I (Mat's Mug) can be found in the...
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Its nasty now. I replace the address of a blank sub method with the address given to Create. However that is messing with the Global Definition of Delegate not the local instance like I would like it to.
Okay.... I'm having a long day. Any idea why this would raise #438 property or method not supported?
' Returns index of item if found, returns 0 if not found
Public Function IndexOf(ByVal node As TreeNode) As Long
Dim i As Long
For i = 1 To this.Count
If this.Item(i) = node Then
IndexOf = i
Exit Function
End If
Next i
End Function
What is the operator or function to test whether two variables of the same custom object type refer to the same object? I've tried
If myObject = yourObject Then
But get a runtime error 438 object doesn't support this property or method. I'm guessing that's telling me to override the '=' operat...
@BlackHawk It works as much as I want it to for now but there is one issue. I want to restore BlankProc to it's original state after calling Run but I believe I am storing it's original state wrong or reverting it wrong.
@RubberDuck I should have been updating mine. I swore I created branch Delegate from my repo but it's there. but just the original creation. I have modified it since...
I want Rubberduck to access wherever the actual call stack is located, (if it takes unsafe code to do this, then let there be unsafe code to do this) and expose an object that VBA code can use to tap into the call stack programmatically.
@Twisty that's very bad advice. On Error Resume Next just shoves whatever error you get, under the carpet, letting the code happily continue with bad/unknown values. Handle errors, don't hide them! — Mat's Mug6 secs ago
I've missed hanging out with you guys while I coded - the management thing means I'm often trying to explain technology to people who (a) have no understanding and (b) don't want to learn
Public Sub Build(directoryTree As Tree)
Dim t As Tree
Dim node As TreeNode
For Each node In directoryTree.Root.Children
If node.HasChildren Then
CreateDir node.ToString
Set t = New Tree
Set t.Root = node
Build t
End If
Next
End Sub
Private Function CreateDir(filePath As String) As String
Dim fldr As String
fldr = Dir(filePath, vbDirectory)
If fldr = "" Or fldr = Null Then
MkDir filePath
End If
> @christophocles I could also use some help with the ANTLR grammar file (see the GrammarIsFun branch), which generates our parser - all of Rubberduck's code analysis and refactoring capabilities are only as good as the grammar we're using -- and that grammar has issues as you noticed ;) The grammar definition language is pretty straightforward, but overcoming the current limitations and fixing the bugs is a tedious task that requires pretty deep knowledge of the VBA language and its...
What is the operator or function to test whether two variables of the same custom object type refer to the same object? I've tried
If myObject = yourObject Then
But get a runtime error 438 object doesn't support this property or method. I'm guessing that's telling me to override the '=' operat...
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