Show Modules of Locked Projects in Code Explorer

[Talorthain]

Rubberduck version 2.5.2.5913 loading:
Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.19042.0 x64
Host Product: Microsoft Office x64
Host Version: 16.0.13929.20296
Host Executable: EXCEL.EXE;

Projects not appearing in the code explorer window. They are present in the basic excel vbe...

open a file which uses multiple projects (add-in). Even if they are locked, I would like to see them and when they are selected I have to enter the password.

Expected that all projects would be visible (not parsed). To make it appear I had to unlock project and open code from the basic vbe and then request the rubberduck code explorer to resync, which then displayed the project

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[retailcoder]

This isn't a bug, it's behaving exactly as intended, because accessing the components of a locked project from the VBIDE Extensibility API would throw an exception.

However with recent-ish internal ITypeLib API capabilities, Rubberduck is gaining access to locked projects' modules (and their public members) loaded in the IDE, and the plan is to get the Code Explorer to populate without even needing to parse anything.

Side note, the new "Ignore Project" feature addresses the exact opposite scenario.

[retailcoder]

That said there should indeed be a node for a locked project, even without child nodes. Need to check why we're not generating a ProjectDeclaration for a locked project - the likely explanation being that the project declaration is being created just before its components get iterated.

[MDoerner]

We always generate the project declarations for locked and ignored projects. (Actually, we generate all declarations for them based on the type library.) However, they are treated as built-in declarations, for which we generally do not generate nodes in the Code Explorer. The only built-in items we show are the library reference headers.

[MDoerner]

One question, do you reference the locked project from your other project? in that case, there should be a Referenced Projects node listing the other project.

[Talorthain]

Hi, The other project is an Add-in that I design and manage. The projects that open, load the add-in, then uses the add-in to create instances of classes the add-in holds. e.g. set m_objSharePoint = application.run(addin, "create SharePoint class") m_objSharePoint then hold an instance of the class from the addin Regards Anthony Taylor

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[retailcoder]

@MDoerner it looks like OP is late-binding the add-in reference, because an early-bound one would have the add-in show up under "Project References":

[Talorthain]

Hi, Just to add, and I apologise if this is already a know, I don't even see the file project if locked. [cid:3b04c6f9-5e26-4da2-af49-7d29723ec62f] If they can be listed with option to unlock, that would be great. (This file doesn't use the add-in) Regards Anthony Taylor

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[Talorthain]

Hi, The add-in is late bound, because it is replaced when the file is opened, to ensure the user has the most recent version. If all projects could be listed (not parsed) then I would select and unlock. Regards Anthony Taylor

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