Subject Re: versatility of the Inspector From Gaetano <gaetanodd@hotmail.com> Date Mon, 26 Oct 2020 11:17:41 +1000 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Attachment(s) 2020-10-26 (2).png, 2020-10-26 (3).png, 2020-10-26 (4).png On 26/10/2020 08:05, Lee Grant wrote: > I could be wrong, and if I am and you can tell me how to do it during > runtime, I'd appreciate it. :) see screenshots, it works in a PRG file and in a form, just insert "inspect(oObject)" anywhere in the code and the window pops up without halting the PRG or form execution. I only tried it on a file object but I would think it works the same on any object. If by runtime you mean "in a compiled executable", then speak to that as I have no ready to use code in a compiled exe that I could test with. All I can say is that Help only refers to development time, i.e. in the IDE I would think. From Help: Description Use INSPECT( ) to examine and change object properties directly. For example, during program development you can use INSPECT( ) to evaluate objects and experiment with different property settings. The Inspector is modeless, and doesn't affect program execution. Cheers, Gaetano.