As Power++ developers are well aware, the only way to examine the C++ code of a Power++ project is to open the Power++ environment. The .cpp and .hpp files that are generated by the underlying code generation contains an incredible amount of stuff that you really do not want to know about.
Now we all know about code re-use - but occasionally the simplest form of code re-use is the casual application of CTRL-C and CTRL-V (copy & paste). Unfortunately you don't really want to open your old project in a new copy of the environment.... that way nightmares lie. Of course you could copy all the code segments into a text file....
Power browser is a small browser for your Power++ classes and forms. When you open a form or a class the functions (methods etc) are listed in the left window. Click on the function name and the code is opened up in the right hand window. You can now copy code for "re-use".
The command line option means that you can put a shortcut in the "Send To" directory to allow you to open .wxf and .wxc files from explorer.
Power Browser is a shareware product. The registration fee is US$25 per user. Send us a cheque and you will receive a copy of the latest version which includes syntax highlighting as in Power++.
