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| Submitted on: 8/3/2003 12:51:36 PM
By: Clayton Parman
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: Unrated
Compatibility:VB 6.0
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| | | EventTracer is very useful VB6 Add-In designed to efficiently add Event Tracing and/or Error Handling to VB6 Source code. Version 2.2.5 mostly adds refinements to procedure line numbering for the Error Handler (see "Readme v225.txt" for details).
EventTracer can trace/log an unlimited amount of code to a file (instead of just to the Immediate Window). Adding Trace commands to procedures and/or variables is almost entirely automated making it a very fast and efficient debugging tool.
EventTracer also includes a very capable Error Handling module which can: Process custom error exceptions, Add or Remove procedure line numbers, Automatically maintains multiple error logs.
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8/4/2003 7:04:16 AM:Broken Arrow
For the first time I have seen such a
unknown VB interface, lol! You seem to
be pretty expert bro. I would have
voted you if the PSC admins weren't
sleeping!
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8/5/2003 1:25:43 AM:Timothy OConnor
hey how many lines of code do you have
in the 8? models. because im making a
game that has 4? right now. im also
testing something for the game. can you
plase e-mail be a visual314@aol.com.
Thank you for your time!
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8/5/2003 1:27:33 AM:Timothy OConnor
also just to let you know there are
bugs in the program. i was using it and
it kep of loading and i realy couldn't
move the mouse or do anything. and the
mouse just tried to stay in one place.
i don't know why. just letting you know.
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8/5/2003 8:19:52 PM:Clayton Parman
Timothy. Thanks for the feedback. I'm
not sure why you're having a problem,
however I feel fairly confident in
thinking it is probably related to your
particular configuration. I can also
tell you that isolating the problem
would probably be way more trouble that
it's worth (sorry). There are probably
at least a few hundred people that have
been using EventTracer for over a year
and only one other person has reported
a problem with it. We never did find
the cause of it. As for your other
question: I really don't know how many
lines of code my other application has.
It has 84 code modules and the .exe
compiles to almost 6.5 MB. The
\Package\Support folder for it contains
126 files totaling 89.9 MB. It runs
fine on Windows 2000 or XP, but is very
unstable on any other flavor of
Windows. Hope that helps :)
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