1. RE: IDE question
When using IDE, the prj file is read by IDE and the exw file is generated by
IDE. If you are looking at an existing prj and exw file, when you open IDE
with the prj file, it does not know there is an "include database.e"
statement in the exw file. There are basically two methods to provide that
statement via the prj file. 1 - in an event for a control (or window) in
Code Editor write the statement or 2 - use Menu Generate Tools/Manage
Include Statements and add database.e which will generate the statement for
you. You must also have the source for database.e in Euphoria/Include, in
one of your EuINC folders or the same folder as your prj file and the path,
if present, in Manage Include Statements must be the same. In the prj file
the include files are under #Module. With recent prj files the path is in
#PathModule.
HTH
--judith
Jim writes:
Hello,
I have a project of the addressbook and I have the two files
Addressbook7.exw and addressbook7.prj.
When I run the project in IDE I get the message that it can't open
c:\euphoria\demo\projects\DATABASE.e
I edit the Addressbook.exw and find the include statement
c:\euphoria\projects\\database.e. I delete this statement and then try to
run from IDE addressbook7.prj. I still get the error. I do not find the
include statement in the prj file?
Jim
2. RE: IDE question
No matter, I used call_proc(onClick[button], {}) instead.
----Original Message-----
From: Barnes Patrick
Subject: IDE question
I have a problem with the ordering of code within the IDE.
There is some code within the mainwin_onOpen event, that calls the procedure
listed for the button_onClick event.
Now, the way that the IDE has put the code into the exw means that the
procedures are in the wrong order for the above to happen, and it can't find the
procedure it needs. How do you change the order of things?
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Patrick Barnes
Information Systems Group
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Patrick.Barnes at transgrid.com.au
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3. RE: IDE question
Ahh, I wasn't sure how it was done.
Well, the bulk of this program was written with an old IDE that used the older
standard. Is there perhaps a tool (Judith) that will upgrade it?
come to think of it, it would be possible I think to write a script to upgrade
most win32lib programs from the old standard to the new.
A few would have errors, but it shouldn't be too bad.
-----Original Message-----
From: Derek Parnell [mailto:ddparnell at bigpond.com]
Subject: Re: IDE question
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 10:18:30 +1100, <Patrick.Barnes at transgrid.com.au>
wrote:
>
> No matter, I used call_proc(onClick[button], {}) instead.
>
> ----Original Message-----
> From: Barnes Patrick Sent: Thursday, 30 January 2003 10:05
> To: EUforum
> Subject: IDE question
>
>
> I have a problem with the ordering of code within the IDE.
> There is some code within the mainwin_onOpen event, that calls the
> procedure listed for the button_onClick event.
> Now, the way that the IDE has put the code into the exw means that the
> procedures are in the wrong order for the above to happen, and it can't
> find the procedure it needs. How do you change the order of things?
>
> =======================
Patrick,
may I suggest that you use ...
VOID = invokeHandler(button, w32HClick,{})
instead of using the onClick variable. This will help future-proof your
application.
--
cheers,
Derek Parnell
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