codegraph-vba v1.5.0

[1.5.0] - 2026-07-04

New Features

• VBA's bang (!) references now resolve in the graph: Me!Control, Forms!FormName!Control, and the same pattern against reports and subforms link to the actual control declared in the .form.txt / .report.txt, so codegraph callers and codegraph_explore show every reference to a control by name and renaming a control is safe to do against the graph. (#68)

• DoCmd.OpenReport "ReportName" and DoCmd.OpenQuery "QueryName" are now modeled as edges from the calling line to a stub node for the target — the same treatment DoCmd.OpenForm already had since 1.2.0 — so impact analysis and codegraph callers follow report and query opens without grepping each .cls by hand. (#69)

• Access form and control data-source bindings are now first-class graph edges: a form's RecordSource (the table or saved query it loads) and a listbox/combobox's RowSource (the rows it displays) are linked to the target query or table, so codegraph_explore follows a form's data layer and impact analysis surfaces every form and control a query or table feeds. (#74)

• Access TempVars — the cross-form session-state mechanism (TempVars!UserID = "x" / TempVars("UserID")) used to share values between forms without a global module — are now graph nodes keyed by name, so codegraph_explore finds every reader and writer of a TempVar and impact analysis shows what a rename touches. (#75)

• VBA source files now ingest cleanly regardless of encoding: a leading UTF-8 BOM is stripped automatically, and Windows-1252 (the legacy default for many Access exports) falls back transparently when UTF-8 decoding fails — so indexing an Access project no longer crashes or produces mojibake node names for files saved with non-UTF-8 encodings. (#71)

Fixes

• VBA conditional-compilation blocks (#If Win32 Then …, #If Win64 Then …, #Const MY_FLAG = 1) are now evaluated correctly: Win32 / Win64 / Win16 / Mac resolve against the current platform, True is recognized as -1 (the VBA convention), and module-level #Const declarations are honored — so the graph only indexes the branches that actually compile, instead of silently dropping or double-counting code in #If / #Else blocks. (#76)

• A Const declared inside a VBA procedure no longer leaks to module scope — the previous behavior made a Const X = 1 inside a Sub look like a module-level constant that any other procedure could read, producing phantom references in the graph. Procedure-local constants are now correctly scoped to their Sub / Function, so the graph only links real module-level constants. (#73)