From: Gregg N 

John Beckett wrote:
> "Geo"  wrote in message
news::
>
>>I'm still missing your point, you mean if I do a project at home then bring
>>it in to class some functions may not be installed on the school systems?
>
>
> I'm guessing, but the point may have been that the Wizard for building GUI
> apps will recreate its functions each time you build the project.
>
> Therefore, if you have put a bunch of your code inside one of the
> automatically generated functions, you might find that your code
> disappears next time you compile.
>
> John
>

That's not how it works. The wizards create a skeletal set of code files.
Once this is done, you have to explicitly bring up a "wizard" (I
hate that term) if you want to use it to modify something (you don't have
to use a wizard). You might do this when you want to add or modify some bit
of functionality, like responding to a button you just added to a dialog
box. If you want to delete a function, you have to highlight it in a list
and press delete.

In about ten years of doing this stuff on and off, I've never experienced
the disappearing function syndrome Jeff described, and I am not aware of
anyone else who has either.

Gregg

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