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Procedure Explorer Or you can try Procedure Explorer: Procedure Explorer can show you what files are called from your source (*.p, *.w, *.i, *.r ...) or it can display includes *.i from your RCode. You can define your own include types, it also support some MFG runtime includes, some basic...

New version: 2.2 - [18.04.2009] + Bookmarks (very handy !) + Check Syntax in PROGRESS environment + Run program in PROGRESS environment + Customize buttons * After new or load file, display instantly filename in caption + Jump to position from command line + Some settings moved from reg to ini...

Rectangular block selection: with mouse - ALT + Mouse with keyboard - ALT + SHIFT + cursors

New version: 2.1 - [06.04.2009] + Show whitespace + Show/hide line numbers + Setting tabulator width + Insert tabs as spaces * Set focus after options dialog + (Un)comment single line if no selection + (Un)indent single line if no selection + Color & BW printing support

No problem, i will try add it in next version, this was only "first working release", i have some ideas that i want add later ...

Piew is free, fast and light-weight PROGRESS 4GL/ABL code editor for Windows with some basic and additional features that support syntax highlighting. Why another editor? Sometime you don't want load whole PROGRESS environment just for small change, for source viewing or maybe you want use some...

maybe ,you can get 2 bytes From the beginning of this file if xcode then 2 bytes = 0x13 0x59 Not 2 bytes, but only one and check for byte 0x13 or 0x11 (old version of XCode)

Procedure Explorer - Free win32 tool that show dependency calls from/to source Procedure Explorer is free win32 application that show you what programs are called from your PROGRESS source (.p, .w, .i, .r ...) or it can display includes *.i from your rcode (if it's debug segment...

i have 2 ideas how to do it: 1) use RichTextBox control (ActiveX), load rtf inside and use "save as text" and you have pure txt 2) replace all RTF signs until you get txt, not very good way but in simple rtf works ...

PROGRESS 4GL Decompiler ... and that direct link PROGRESS R-code Decompiler :) Decompiler has support for PROGRESS v6, v7, v8, v9, v10, v10 64bit and v11. Its paid service but it helps recover your lost sources in most cases or can save a lot of time by preventing developing some programs...

You can't find it ... It's paid service look at information on: http://progress-tools.x10.mx/decom.html

Reformats Progress Source Code Also some basic beautify function (auto indenting blocks) has this simple viewer/editor (win32, freeware): http://progress-tools.x10.mx/piew.html

Sure it works :cool:, and currently i have developed method to retrieve also variable names in "some" cases... So recovered rcode has closer look to the source...

Check this: http://progress-tools.x10.mx/decom.html Supported version PROGRESS v6, v7, v8, v9 and v10.

Some time ago i develop small utility which can check if source (+ includes) was changed against rcode or if you have database CRC dump then it can also check rcode against database CRC. There are also other interesting checks. It's small, no installation, Win32 and freeware :-) Check...

Hi ! Do you have some experience with parsing strings to Delphi DLL ? Working with LONG i have no problem: IN DELPHI: Function GetV(): Longword; begin Result := 111; end; ----------------------- IN PROGRESS: Procedure GetV EXTERNAL "My.dll": DEFINE RETURN PARAMETER retVER AS Long. END...

> I am looking to find out where the source resides? or you can use "Procedure Explorer" - it show you also names of includes that are used in your rcode ... or "RCode Source Checker" this will also auto search valid source if you set propath and it checks also if this source, includes or DB...

Rabbit, contact me via mail and i look what i can do for you :-)

Yes, it was a long, long jorney beause there exist no documentation, it's "true false" method :-) pure experimentation ...

Decompile v6, v7, v8, v9 & v10 is possible. Read more on http://progress-tools.x10.mx/decom.html