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RE: IDE

• Posted by Judith Evans <camping at txcyber.com> Dec 03, 2002
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There is not a Declaratives section. Instead use the event downdown 
entries: Begin, Intro and/or General and create your vars. These are not 
really events but it was simple to put them in the events list.

General event is also useful to write routines that are not event driven 
but are referred to within your program.

For vars that are local to routines, you can declare them inside one of 
the other events prior to actual execution code in that routine.

Begin code will appear in the generated EXW before 'include Win32lib' 
statement, Intro code will appear before the createEx statements and 
General will appear after the createEx statements.

I tell all new users of IDE to let me know of anything I can add that 
would help them or what they find hard to use, misleading, etc. And 
please do not be bashful about reporting bugs.

--judith

Renzo Beggia wrote:
> Judith,
> 
> great job in the IDE, 
> 
> there is only one thing i can't find, that is how to define the 
> variables and constants (normally at the beginning of the code)
> 
> could you help me out here ?
> 
> ThanX
> 
> Renzo from Belgium
> 
>