An IDE Enhancement Add-In by Turbo Developer Ltd

Sort Procedures - Sort the procedures in a module alphabetically

Code Maintenance
The various functions Code Maintenance provides are explained below: -

• Indent Code - Indents code to a generally accepted style. Uses your current tab width from VB options.


• Comments - Ensure that multi-line comments are in an enclosed comment block.


• Sort Procedures - Sort the Procedures into ascending alphabetical order.


• Invert LineNumbers - Either adds or removes line numbers depending on whether they are already present.


• Report on Variable Prefixes - Displays a report of the invalid prefixes, using the standards in General Options. Only local variables are considered.


• Report on Unused Variables - Displays a report of the unused variables, only local variables are considered.


• Update 'Called From' Header Field - If the field is present in a procedure header it will be updated with the callers of the procedure.


• Report on Unused Procedures - Displays a report listing all the private scope procedures that are unused.

Auto Coder - Scans through an entire module adding Procedure Headers and/or Error handers when necessary

Auto Coder
The purpose of Auto Coder is to ensure that every procedure within a particular module has a header and/or an error handler.
Select want you to apply to the selected module, when you click 'Create', TurboVB will then scan through all the procedures and insert the required header or error handler to your requirements. The header will match the setup for headers in General Options. The username is defaulted to the currently logged in user but it can be changed. The error handler can be a standard one or a custom handler, created in Custom Error Handlers.
If a procedure already has an header then by default the header will not be updated, set 'Update Headers' in Auto Coder Options to ensure all are updated. The initial setup of Auto Coder is defined in Auto Coder Options.

Auto Enums - Allows you to create a Select Case statement from the enum declaration

Auto Enums
Auto Enums gives you the ability to turn a variable of enum type into a full Select Case statement coded with the members of the enum
First declare the variable and enter its name where the Select Case statement is to be placed. For a module level variable a lowercase 'm' is required. Locate the cursor on the variable and select the add-in. A form is displayed with the members of the enum. In Auto Enums Options you can select whether the members are all checked by default else none are. Select which members you want and click 'Create', this will replace the variable with the required Select Case statement.