Re: with euinc statement
If this happened, it would have to append the environment variable with the=
=20
path you specify, because I have 4 paths in my euinc variable and it would=
=20
be very frustrating if a program just deleted them all to put in its=20
variable it wanted.
One question: If you know the path well enough that you can make it an=20
evironment variable, why can't you just include with the full path?
Also, I might be wrong here, but don't you have to restart your computer fo=
r=20
env. variables to take affect?
Phil
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Alan Oxley wrote:
WRT my earlier post suggesting a "with euinc=3D...." to replace the
environmental variable:
Would this be easy to do if
a) The statement was only allowed once in a program
b) It was a top-level statement only
c) It was specified before any procedures
If limited to the above, then the euinc value will be assigned once only.
Ok, maybe then a (reserved) 'constant euinc=3D"c:\\euphoria\\include"' etc
instead of a "with" statement?
Surely this make different projects easier to manage from an include
versioning standpoint?
Cheers
Alan
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