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   Pressing the Functions button will display a window in which a list of
   functions defined on the selected object will be shown. From this
   environment it is possible to insert new functions and modify or delete
   already existing ones.
    Different from the functions defined at the Data Dictionary level,
   which are all saved in the source file dBUdf.prg, the code of these
   functions is included in the source relative to the object in which they
   were defined.

   During the definition of new functions, two options are available that
   allow to define the scoping:

   Static                  Allows to define a static function. The code
                           relative to the function will be put at the end of
                           the source program that implements the
                           functionality of the object. The funciton will be
                           declared as STATIC and will be visible only
                           within the object.

   Public                  Allows to define a function whose code is written
                           in the source relative to the object, but that is
                           not declared static. This function is visible to
                           all the source modules that make up the
                           application.

   For more information on STATIC functions consult a Clipper manual.

Active keys

   Ins                     Insert a new function.

   Del                     Delete the selected function.

   Space Bar               Modify the selected function.

   Alt-Del                 Change the scoping of the static function to
                           Public. Pressing the same key on a public
                           function will change it back to Static.