Re: Packages
- Posted by Pete Lomax <petelomax at bluey?n?er.co.uk> Aug 08, 2007
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Jason Gade wrote: > > I was thinking about this. Couldn't your application just use "include > w32file.ew as file" ? Erm yes, but then again here is another of my bugbears:
include w32\win32lib.ew include w32file.ew as w32f
Assuming that w32\ (which contains the 20+ files that make up win32lib) is not in EUINC, on 3.1 the above fails: The include w32file.ew statement inside win32lib.ew works fine but the one in the main file terminates rather than accept you meant the w32file.ew already included when it can (no longer) find it. Admittedly win32lib is a poor example to demonstrate this problem, since almost everyone with it installed has it in EUINC, but this new behaviour has hampered my efforts to tidy up project directory structures, and it did sorta work on 2.4. Regards, Pete