File Structure and Contents of .VCX and .SCX FilesLast reviewed: February 8, 1996Article ID: Q145742 |
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SUMMARYYou may sometimes need to change the contents of a .vcx or .scx record to allow a form to run correctly or to modify a Class library to allow editing. This article explains the file structure of the table that contains the .vcx or .scx information and gives a description of the usage and examples of the field contents.
MORE INFORMATIONField Name: Platform Type: C(8) Description: VCX/SCX - Used to associate a Specific platform for an object. In single-platform tables, every object has one record per platform. Cross- platform objects have one record per platform with the same UniqueID and are distinguished by the Platform Field. For records that do not relate to a specific class or object, the Platform field contains the string "COMMENT". The header record (record #1) has Platform="COMMENT". Example: "WINDOWS" Field Name: UniqueID Type: C(10) Description: VCX/SCX - Unique ID code for individual classes and objects. Related cross-platform records share the same UniqueID value. For records that do not relate to a specific class or object, the UniqueID field contains information that describes the type of record. The header record (record #1) has Unique="Class". SCX - Same as VCX except the header record (record #1) has uniqueID="Screen". Example: "_QVW1055YU" Field Name: TimeStamp Type: N(10) Description: VCX/SCX - This timestamp code relates directly to the date and time the object symbols were created or last generated. The TimeStamp field for all records associated with a class are updated whenever the class is changed. For records that do not relate to a specific class or object, TimeStamp=0. Example: 495748740 Field Name: Class Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Defines which class is used to create the subclass of the class or object member. Example: "MyCommandButton" Field Name: ClassLoc Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Relative path and filename of the class defined in the Class field. If the Class field specifies a Visual FoxPro built-in base class or the Class name specified is located in the same VCX, then the ClassLoc field is empty. Example: "Tsbase.vcx" Field Name: BaseClass Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores the name of the base class, or top-most parent class in the class tree hierarchy, of class or object member. Example: "CommandButton" Field Name: ObjName Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Defines the name of class or object member. Example: "CmdCancel" Field Name: Parent Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - References the immediate parent container object of which the object is a member. If an object member is not a child member of a container, the Parent field is empty. Example: "Form1" Field type: Properties Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Lists properties and their values that override the values defined in the parent class from which a class or object member is derived. Example: "Width = 69" "Height = 10"Field Name: Protected Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Lists all properties and methods that are marked as protected members for a class. Example: "dUpdated" Field Name: Methods Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Contains all snippet code of a class or object member. Example: "Procedure Click" "ThisForm.Release() "EndProcedure"Field Name: ObjCode Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores the compiled p-code of source code stored in the Methods field. The ObjCode is empty if the Methods field is empty. Example: None Field Name: Ole Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores binary information for OLE class and object members. Example: None Field Name: Ole2 Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores binary information for OLE class and object members. Example: None Field Name: Reservedl type: Memo Description: VCX - Class tag field used to indicate the start of a class definition by storing the string "Class". If a record is not the start of a class definition, the Reservedl field is empty. SCX - Not used. Example: None Field Name: Reserved2 Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores the number of records associated with a class including the class or container record. This field only contains a value for the first record of a class definition. If a class does not contain any object members, the Reserved2 field for the record that starts the class definition contains a 1. For records that are not the start of a class definition, the Reserved2 field is empty. Example: 2 Field Name: Reserved3 Type: Memo Description: VCX - Lists all user-defined member names of a class with the member description separated by a single space character. One member is stored with its description per memo line. Standard property names are listed without a preceding character, while array properties are preceded with an asterisk (*) character. SCX - Not used. Example: "^Myarray(100)" Field Name: Reserved4 Type: Memo Description: VCX - Stores the relative path and filename of the bitmap (BMP) of a custom class icon. SCX - Not used. Example: "c:\vfp\samples\bitmaps\cancel.bmp" Field Name: Reserved5 Type: Memo Description: VCX - Stores the relative path and filename of the bitmap (.bmp file) for a custom Project Manager and Class Browser class icon. SCX - Not used. Example: "c:\vfp\samples\bitmaps\cancel.bmp" Field Name: Reserved6 Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores scalemode (Pixels/Foxels)Pixels of a class or object. Example: "Pixels" Field Name: Reserved7 Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Stores class description that can be modified within the Class Info dialog of the Class Designer. Example: "This class releases the form." Field Name: Reserved8 Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX- For classes, stores the relative path and file name of the #INCLUDE file for all code snippets. For object members, stores the string "NOINIT" if an object has NoInit check box marked in the Class Info dialog of the Class Designer. Example: "NOINIT" Field Name: User Type: Memo Description: VCX/SCX - Open for user-defined purposes. Example: None
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