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| Submitted on: 12/13/1999
By: Mark Joyal
Level: Intermediate
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
Users have accessed this code 13645 times.
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| | | This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...)
Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?
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12/13/1999 2:10:26 PM:Nick Marino
was the database that this program uses
created using ACCESS 2000? cause it
can't be opened by access 97, says
unrecognized format.
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12/13/1999 2:57:57 PM:Mark Joyal
Yup, I used Access 2000 for the
database. If there is enough interest
in a 97 version, i'll provide a link to
a converted version.
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12/13/1999 3:12:33 PM:Mark Joyal
After about 5 minutes of consideration,
I realized it was silly to wait for
people to be interested, so i converted
the database. NOTE: I didn't do any
testing of the app with this version of
the database, only with the 2000
version. If it breaks with the 97
version, go back to the 2000 version.
Here is a link to the file:
http://www.thejoyals.net/Sourcecode/sour
cebook97.zip
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12/13/1999 4:20:36 PM:Ricky
Good program :) ... If you plan to make
any modifications to the
program/database, I suggest breaking up
each code type into sub-types; like
class, API, etc.
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12/13/1999 5:32:36 PM:NoOne
Thanks for the code... and my bos just
asked, if I knew any access coding.....
hmmmm smell a raze now...lmao
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12/14/1999 12:30:07 AM:Pridge
Great Code! Been looking for a good
example for ADO!! Thanks
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12/14/1999 6:38:17 AM:Hilmar Jansen
If you need more functionality, look at
Microsoft Office 2000 Development Kit.
The Code Librarian gives more
functionality like searching and
categorizing code.
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12/14/1999 10:19:40 AM:Mark Joyal
BUG: I thought I had gotten this one,
but I must have skipped it by accident.
You'll need to change the shortcut for
Copy snippit to something else (or
remove the shortcut altogether which
was my choice) otherwise it interferes
with normal cut and paste ops in the
rich text boxes. Sorry about that.
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1/4/2000 6:43:20 AM:Mike D.
I never really thought about doing
something like this. Great Job & Great
Tool!!
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1/24/2000 3:46:39 PM:Chad
as a student, i was looking for a way
to organize my code samples, this
works out perfect, would like to see
any updated versions though Great Job,
Very Handy!
ITI Calgary Alberta
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2/5/2000 4:44:31 PM:Chris Lighthall
Hi,
I love the Idea of this tool,
but I have a small problem. I'm
currently running VB5.0 ent and when I
try to run the *.exe file I get a error
(can't load sstab from tabctl32.ocx,
your version of tabctl32.ocx maybe out
of date. Make sure you use the version
of the control that was provided with
your application.)
is there a way to
get past this, I'm really more
interested in the program then the
code. Another Idea tha comes to mind is
if someone could compile it again with
the dependent files needed to run it
and send to me by email I would be most
greatful.
Thank you very much
Chris
Lighthall
chris@amaonline.com
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2/15/2000 11:57:33 PM:David
Excellent. It would be great if the
righ click would allow to paste from
the clipboard.
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4/6/2000 8:49:08 AM:Devris
I am recieving an error when I start
the app. I get
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4/6/2000 9:22:28 AM:gjones
Mark:
I've added your Sourcecode
Notebook to David Stevens's code
Inserter (it registers your program as
an add-in). It it the answer to
"Davidylam" request (in comments above)
for a paste to VB. Check out the green
"C" button.
Isn't sourcecode
sharing great!
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4/7/2000 10:55:23 AM:Devris
I am getting an error when I try to run
your app.I get "ADO could not find the
specified provider" on the "
adoCon.Open gblConnectString" line.
This is the first time I have used ADO
so I really have no idea what would
cause this. Any help would be greatly
apreciated.
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4/16/2000 3:31:20 PM:Marty
Regarding ADO Provider error:
You are
probably missing the JET 4.0 provider
for Access 2000. Two choices
download
MDAC ADO 2.5 from Microsoft
Jet 4.0
provider is in here plus you
get
latest version of ADO help files
adO210.chm covers ADO2.5 even
though
file title old. Or download the
Access 97 version of sourcecode program
see messages at begginning for URL.
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5/14/2000 8:37:00 AM:Louis Boldt
Your code provided me with some nice
examples for using ADO and SQL to
retrieve and update data from an
Access2000 Database. The only problem I
have is my own doing. I keep my screen
resoulation at 600x800 so the notebook
fills up the screen and is awkard to
work with. The thing I will always use
from the the code is the StuffQuote
function. This code gets an exelent
rationg for that alone. Keep up the
goood work. Lou
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12/30/2000 1:12:11 AM:Grabsback
Nice program and very useful. I have
1000's of lines that I can NEVER seem
to locate and always wanted a database
to store them (but no time at work to
do so). I will be sharing it with my
fellow developers there also. One
quick suggestion- Right mouse click c&p
for those who don't use keyboard
shortcuts. Once again...great work!
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10/23/2001 8:17:05 AM:Jennifer
Hi
I love my SourceCode Notebook, but
since I upgraded to Windows Me I get a
'Can't open SStab from TABCTL32.OCX'
error message and the Notebook won't
open.
Is there a newer version of
SoureCode Notebook, or does anyone have
any ideas to help?
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