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This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?

I created this VB add-in to help me out when coding projects. I wanted something to allow me to add a todo list right inside the VB IDE. This addin shows a listview of tasks with checkboxes for each. The window will dock to the IDE, and you can add new tasks by right clicking on the listview and choosing "new task" or by doubleclicking in an empty slot. You can edit tasks directly in the listview via the 2 click method. Completed items are shown in gray(disabled) text. A different task list is kept for each project. note: multiple projects open in the same instance of VB is not supported...yet...There is alot of good stuff here, I hope you like it.

This is a splitter control with 2 panes. I found the initial code out on the web somewhere, but it had a few bugs and was missing a few features I wanted, so I added the ability to colorize the splitter bar and the code now fires an event when the splitter is resized to allow for controls within controls to handle a resize. I also cleaned up the code and fixed a few bugs. BTW : You can add splitters within splitters to create more than just 2 panes.

This code is a Sourcecode Notebook. I needed someplace to save all the little snippits of code that I've gotten from PSC and others that Ive written myself, so here is the result. Saves the code snippit along with notes about it. Both the code window and the notes window support drag and drop of both files and text from another application. Sourcecode shows basic ADO commands, so is good for beginners or anyone not familiar with ADO. The listview control headers will sort the results of the window, and you can filter code by code type (vb, vc, perl, etc...) Improvements from previous version: Adding ability to print code, simple searching by title, form can now be resized, various ADO SQL statement improvements, and i actually commented the code! Im trying to decide if I should make this a VB add-in even though it stores more than just VB code. What do you all think? Future realease will have bookmarking of favorites and saving of the window location and size. Also, does anyone know of a good way to implement syntax highlighting?