Which Event Fired Last?

A Form has a lot of controls which means a lot of events & event functions as well. Not to forget the loops that many subs might contain. Under such circumstances, is there any quick way to find out which sub has fired last when the Form has loaded completely (without closing the app/Form)?

Of course, using breakpoints & tracing the flow of control is one way but to find which sub has fired the last when there are a plethora of subs & loops can be too time consuming & highly tedious.

Print each event handler name to debug and you will know precisely what happened.

That too is a pretty cumbersome approach, my dear friend, at least for me :)

Next suggestion???

Alright, sit tight and wait - maybe something is going to happen all by itself. :rolleyes:

Sitting tight & waiting......what next ? ;-)

An out of topic question please (do not mind) - do you know any skin creating software (preferably free ones) for skinning web browsers that are created using the WebBrowser control in VB6?

You may try NeoCaption Component from vbAccelerator but I really don't know how well it's going to work for you.

You can use my Insert Procedure Names Add-In. See the link in my signature.

Martin, what do I do after unzipping the ZIP file InsertProcName V2.1.zip? Register the DLL named InsertProcName.dll using regsvr32?

OK...registered it....what after that?

in vb go to addins, addin manager, see if you can find it in the list of available

you can also look at mztools search here or google

I can't find it in Add-Ins Manager. Could you please elaborate what to do after registering InsertProcName.dll?

i just tested it, it was in the list in add-in manager, actually 3rd entry down on my list

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Originally Posted by arpan_de

I can't find it in Add-Ins Manager. Could you please elaborate what to do after registering InsertProcName.dll?

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Even though I included the dll in the zip file I think what you need to do is to compile the project into a dll. I don't remeber having to manually register the dll after that.

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Even though I included the dll in the zip file I think what you need to do is to compile the project into a dll

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that is what i did, just took the dll out of the zip and registered, then started in the add-in manager

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Originally Posted by arpan_de

I can't find it in Add-Ins Manager. Could you please elaborate what to do after registering InsertProcName.dll?

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I think he doesnt know where the AddIn manager is.

In Visual Basic IDE ...

Menu:
Add-Ins > Add-In Manager

You should see the AddIn listed if you re-open the IDE.
Cant get much more simplier then that.

I know where the Add-Ins Manager is in the VB IDE & that's exactly where I searched it for but it's still not listed. It lists other Add-Ins like Component Services Add-In for VB 5.0/6.0, DTC Framework Registrar, Package and Deployment Wizard blah...blah...blah...I copied the DLL from the ZIP file, pasted it in C:\WINDOWS\system32 & then registered it which was successful as the dialog suggested but it didn't get listed in the Add-Ins Manager.

Did you compile it like mentioned? Also, try restarting the VB IDE too.

Now I have got it listed in Add-Ins Manager. Actually I hadn't compiled the DLL & used the DLL that came along with the ZIP file. Now I compiled the project & again registered it & now it is listed under Add-Ins Manager.

Thanks, mate....

We are glad to have helped you. :)

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