[RESOLVED] De-Constructing a VB Project?

[KidJavelin]

I've got a VB6 project that was made into a .EXE and it works nicely, except for one feature - a button to move to the next record in a text file. The looping works, but it won't see the end of the file now and loops through 10 or so records over and over.

I need to de-construct(is that the right term?) a previous version to make comparisons against. How can I do this?

John

[Hack]

I don't know what you mean by "de-construct"?

If all you have is the .Exe, then you aren't going to be able to change anything. You would need the source code. Do you have that?

[iPrank]

There is no "de-construct" (or decompile) is possible.
There is only one thing you can do now, "re-construct" (or rewrite your code)

[KidJavelin]

I was afraid that was going to be the case. Damn. Well, on the plus side, I think I have found an error in some of the record comparisons. So I'm going to concentrate on that development.

Thanks for your help.