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Coverage Profiler Options Dialog Box

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Enables you to specify the path sensitivity, dialog format and environment, and the marks used for marking lines of code that run in your program or application, and the fonts for display and code.

  • Use Smart Pathing
    Sets the Coverage Profiler to make certain assumptions about the location of files in your project or application according to how the files are listed in the coverage log. By default, Coverage Profiler prompts you to locate source files referenced in the coverage log. If you check this option, Coverage Profiler assumes that folders in which you have already located files contain additional source files you need.

    Uncheck this option for more complete control or if you have source files with the same name in different folders.

  • Register Add-Ins when run
    Sets the Coverage Profiler to retain for future use the path and name information of Add-Ins as you run them so that you can locate them in the drop-down list of the Coverage Profiler Add-Ins Dialog Box.

  • Mark all code while log loads
    Marks lines of code as the Coverage Profiler processes the coverage log (.log). This setting can slow load performance, especially in larger files.

Coverage Marks

  • Executed
    Allows you to type a character or several characters, such as asterisks, to be used to mark each executed line of code.

  • Not Executed
    Allows you to type a character or several characters to be used to mark each line of code that is not run. A vertical bar is the default character.

    Note   Some lines in code, such as comments, DEFINE CLASS and ELSE statements, and lines within TEXT… ENDTEXT do not appear in coverage logs because they are not executable. Also, lines broken by continuation symbols (semicolons) are considered as a single line of code and are marked only on the last line.

Start Mode

  • Coverage
    Specifies that the Coverage Profiler application opens as a coverage analyzer, marking code that actually runs in selected projects or applications.
  • Profile
    Specifies that the Coverage Profiler application opens as a profiler, determining the amount of time required to run lines of code in the selected project or application.

Environment

  • Coverage frame
    Specifies that the Coverage Profiler application opens in the Windows desktop.
  • FoxPro frame
    Specifies that the Coverage Profiler application opens within the main Visual FoxPro window.

Fonts

  • Display Font
    Allows you to specify the font used in the Source List pane of Coverage Profiler window.
  • Code Font
    Allows you to specify the font used in the Source Code pane of the Coverage Profiler window.
  • Set as default
    Saves your selected options in the Windows registry. Startmode and Environment settings take effect when you restart Coverage Profiler.

See Also

Coverage Profiler Window | Coverage Profiler Tool Buttons | Coverage Profiler Add-Ins Dialog Box | Coverage Profiler Statistics Dialog Box