Searchable code repository

[mayurvb]

Thanks!
As you mentioned, it is indeed for VB more.
You mentioned you developed your own code library. Is it available for sale?
If you can send over the links.
Problem is that it is a corporate codebank, so there will be ppl accessing it.

[Hack]

Thanks!
As you mentioned, it is indeed for VB more.
You mentioned you developed your own code library. Is it available for sale?
If you can send over the links.
Problem is that it is a corporate codebank, so there will be ppl accessing it.

No, this is just something that I, and I alone use. However, making it a company wide application would seem as simple as switching from an Access database, which I currently use, to SQL Server or Oracle.

I have a TreeView control which lists all of my source categories (i.e., SQL, C#, Visual Basic, Java, VBScript, ASP, Tips, etc. Once you have expdanded one of the above "root" treelines, all of the nodes under that "root" are displayed. Right next to the Treeview is a Richtextbox which displays the contents of whatever TreeView child node you clicked on.

It is pretty simple, and works for me. My search function needs some serious work, but I can get by with it. It wouldn't take you that long to build I don't think, and then all you would have to do is rollout the VB front end to everyone.

[dglienna]

I've come up with 392 project samples, mostly from this forum of VB code that I made into projects. Most have a zip file of the folder, and it currently is 100Mb counting everything. All but a few of them are redistributable.