
Total Visual CodeTools Builders
This page contains
a variety of screenshots so you can see how the Total Visual CodeTools
builders help you create code quickly and consistently.
Use
the New Procedure Builder to quickly create new procedures with
the custom commenting and error handling structure you want.
Simply type in a procedure name, set the options you want, and
press [OK]. Code is automatically generated so you can insert it directly into your
project. Easily create consistent, professional procedures.
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One of Total Visual CodeTools most powerful tools, the
Recordset Builder, makes creating recordset code a snap. Point to
any Access database or DSN data source such as SQL Server, select your table
or query/view, and you're ready to go. Easily create ADO or DAO
code with all its connection and recordset code. Quickly
generate code to browse, add, or edit your records.
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Many developers consider the Long Text / SQL Builder to be the
most commonly used feature within Total Visual CodeTools. One
often needs to convert SQL text from a query and assign it to a variable
in your VB6/VBA code. But it's a real pain to manage issues like
quotes inside quotes, word-wrapping, and formatting the text. The Long Text / SQL Builder handles
these issues for your SQL strings or any text that you want
to convert to a variable assignment. Simply paste your text in
the top box, and it is automatically assigned to a variable and
word-wrapped according to your settings. Our SQL parser
understands SQL strings and can wrap SQL on key words like FROM,
WHERE, GROUP BY, etc. to make it much more readable:

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Use
the Message Box Builder to graphically create message box
statements. Enter the text you want to display in the title and
body of the message box. Easily select button combinations and icons,
while handling return values. You can even specify a help file
and context ID.

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Something
as simple as a Select Case statement should not be hard! Use the
Select Case builder to quickly create multi-branching
statements. Simply type in your variable name and test
expressions and Total Visual CodeTools generates the code
for you. Options let you specify the addition of an Else
statement, formatting styles, and assigning a number to a new
variable.

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When creating forms and reports, you can copy and paste a
control but the code behind it does not get duplicated. For
instance, if a combo box for the same list is on more than one
form, chances are its events are similar if not identical.
Duplicating controls in one form or report object, or copying
it between objects can be quite a pain and error prone.
The Copy Control Code Builder duplicates all the event
procedures of one control to another in the same object or
another. The procedure names are automatically updated to the
new control's name along with references to the original name in
the events. Use the Copy
Control Code Builder to increase your productivity and accuracy.

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When writing classes, use
the New Property Procedure Builder to quickly create new
Property Let/Get/Set procedures. Simply type in a property name,
the data type, and whether to create Get, Let and/or Set
statements. Specify the scope, and add your comment and error
handling structures. You can even create a variable to hold the
property value, which is created using your variable naming
convention and added to the General Declarations section of your
class.

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The VB6/VBA Format function allows
you to customize the way values are displayed and printed.
Unfortunately, it's difficult to remember all the arguments and syntax for this
function. The Format Builder makes it simple to format expressions
for numbers, currency, date/time, and strings. Use the formats
we've provided or add your own. Select the options from the list
and see how it is applied to your sample data. No more trial and
error in the Immediate Window!

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The VB6/VBA DateDiff function
calculates the time between two specified date/times.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to remember the syntax and arguments of the
function. The DateDiff Builder creates code to calculate date and
time differences in years, quarters, months, weeks, days,
weekdays, hours, minutes, seconds, and more. Set the options, put
in your sample date/times, and see the results. Press [OK] to
insert it in your code.

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