1. vast quantities of EU includes
Hi All
I am curious as to how experienced EU programmers store all their include
files?
If I put everything in the INCLUDE folder then it is impossible to keep
track of. If I put them elsewhere then the path is a problem (I have EUINC
going to include, win32lib and IDE but putting 200 more things in there
doesn't quite seem right.
What do you do?
Thanks
Ray
2. Re: vast quantities of EU includes
I usually have them as seperate projects ... and then I include the files
manually in other files (path and all).
The most used includes are stored in a special directory tho, so I have a
shorter
path to type.
Also when I release a project I usually copy the entire project's directory,
and run a special program ... that way, when I upload it (to an email, my
website, or the RDS archives) all the include files need are included.
I'm probably unusual in my methods however.
jbrown
On Sun, Jun 29, 2003 at 02:38:20PM +1200, Ray Tomes wrote:
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>
> Hi All
>
> I am curious as to how experienced EU programmers store all their include
> files?
>
> If I put everything in the INCLUDE folder then it is impossible to keep
> track of. If I put them elsewhere then the path is a problem (I have EUINC
> going to include, win32lib and IDE but putting 200 more things in there
> doesn't quite seem right.
>
> What do you do?
>
> Thanks
> Ray
>
>
>
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3. Re: vast quantities of EU includes
Hi Ray,
I usually put all the includes into my include directory, and also i
have a special folder for each one (with docs & examples). This is just
because i sometimes have to move euphoria to another computer and i
don't want to copy too many directories.
Best Regards,
Guillermo Bonvehi
>Ray Tomes wrote:
>
>
>>Hi All
>>
>>I am curious as to how experienced EU programmers store all their
>>include
>>files?
>>
>>If I put everything in the INCLUDE folder then it is impossible to keep
>>track of. If I put them elsewhere then the path is a problem (I have
>>EUINC
>>going to include, win32lib and IDE but putting 200 more things in there
>>doesn't quite seem right.
>>
>>What do you do?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Ray
>>
>>
4. Re: vast quantities of EU includes
Thanks to jbrown and Jonas for useful advice
Jonas Temple wrote:
> My EUINC environment variable points to c:\eutools\include. When I
> decide to use an include file (either mine or someone else's) that is
> not directly related to a project (i.e. win32lib, eugrid, xcontrols,
> datetime, etc.) I put it in the c:\eutools\include directory.
This sounds like a tidy method, I might give this a try except that I will
leave Win32Lib and IDE where they are.
BTW, I decided to process the 200 DLs I have and make a master global list
for looking things up. It is HUMUNGOUS! I crashed my computer with trying
to edit it!
Thanks
Ray
5. Re: vast quantities of EU includes
Peter Willems wrote:
> <shameless plug mode>
> I am however a professional developer and my company has
> developed a small tool for managing code-snippets like
> include files, procedures, OO class files, etc.
> </shameless plug mode>
I am interested thanks Peter.
I wouldn't mind having all my includes in one folder if I could find out
where they came from, and which version is a later one when an update
comes (because many EU programmers put old includes with their modules -
or they are old by the time I get them :). It needs some sort of index to
it all and management, which I assume (and hope) is what you are talking
about.
Thanks
Ray
6. Re: vast quantities of EU includes
A port to Euphoria would be nice :)
Dan Moyer
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Willems" <peter at integratedmoves.com>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Subject: RE: vast quantities of EU includes
>
>
> Ray Tomes wrote:
> > I wouldn't mind having all my includes in one folder if I could find out
> >
> > where they came from, and which version is a later one when an update
> > comes (because many EU programmers put old includes with their modules -
> >
> > or they are old by the time I get them :). It needs some sort of index
> > to
> > it all and management, which I assume (and hope) is what you are talking
> >
> > about.
>
> OK, a little info about the program:
> It is called CodeAssets and it is build on a database that
> is accessible through a treeview (to categorize all the stuff)
> and a nice working search engine (each code-snippet, or include
> file for that matter, has options for additional keywords and
> comments, that are all searcheable).
> Each item in the database has it's own version history so you
> can manage multiple versions of each item.
> You use copy/paste to get code to/from the program, and in
> addition you can store any kind of file into the database and
> export it when needed to whatever location you like (very handy
> for include files, we use it for windev class files but also
> for graphics used in a project... like button icons).
>
> Oh, and it runs on windows only (sorry for the Linux users),
> but I might port the basic program to Eu (for personal training)
> without the fancy buttonbar stuff that the commercial version
> has.
>
> Here's a quick screendump of CodeAssets (160 Kb) :
> http://www.integratedmoves.com/pictures/codeassets.jpg
>
> Hans Peter Willems
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