modifying user of method

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by johnmunro >> Thu, 16 Sep 2004 16:20:23 GMT

In order to be able to produce reports on, for example, how many methods a developer has modified over a given time period I need to be able to programatically get at the modifying user of a given method - anyone have a hint as to how?

I know you can do this using the IDE, but it would be a lot quicker, easier and more powerful if I could do it in code...

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by cnwjhp1 >> Fri, 17 Sep 2004 1:46:55 GMT

Try this in a JadeScript

vars
meth:Method;begin

meth:=currentSchema.getClass("JadeScript").getMethod(method.name);
write "Modified by "&meth._developer&" ["&meth.getPatchNumber.String&"] "&meth._rwGetModified.String;
end;

I assume you know how to get a list of all methods for the classes in question?

Cheers,
John P

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by johnmunro >> Fri, 17 Sep 2004 9:18:53 GMT

Yep, that's perfect, thanks

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John Munro

FileVision UK Ltd.
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