[AccessD] How to automatically add "Option Explicit" to existingcode modules

Darryl:

 You need to set up  loops to cycle through each form, report, and module
and insert the line. Assuming that "Option Compare Database" is line 1 of
each module:

	frm.Module.InsertLines 2, "Option Explicit"
Or 
	rpt.Module.InsertLines 2, "Option Explicit"

Etc.

I did this years ago so it's a bit hard to remember - creating event
procedures.  

Here's some samples of adding code through code:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa221350%28office.11%29.aspx

Even more to the point:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa443960%28v=VS.60%29.aspx 

HTH

Rocky


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Hi folks,

"How to add "Option Explicit" to existing code modules"

I am not optimistic about this one as a Google search was fairly fruitless,
although I did find one tool suite that claimed to do this, but is is $200+
for a single user license so I lost interest at that point.  Maybe I am not
searching with the best keywords.

I am working on databases largely built by others and none of them use
"Option Explict".  As a result there are dozens of little code errors that
reveal themselves when explict is turned on. 

Of course the first thing I do is turn this option on, but that only applys
to any new modules added.  Clearly I can manually paste in 'Option Explicit'
into every existing form, report & code module, but there are hundreds of
the little buggers and I would prefer not to have to do this manually.

Does anyone has some sneaky cheeky code that will check for option explict
and write it into the form/module etc if it is missing?  I would of thought
this would have been a fairly useful thing to do - and a standard option to
have from the VBE, but hey, what do I know :)

cheers
Darryl
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