OpenEuphoria

Re: The Perfect Solution

• Posted by "Igor Kachan" <kinz at peterlink.ru> Oct 22, 2004
• 537 views

Jason Mirwald wrote:

[snip]

> I have lots of code I would love to share, but every time I think I may
> submit it, I remember that I also have to submit all my supporting code,
> which will surely comflict with SOMETHING that someone else wrote. Or
> that I'll have to support the unknown code, cause nobody else uses it...
> 
> It's just very frustrating to fight a problem that could be overcome by
> the simple use of a new, standard, set of includes.

Try please:

--file.e file
? 1
--end of file.e file

--my_foo.ex--
include file.e
--end of my_foo.e file

Create new dir

my_dir_foo

Place

file.e that is just above
into my_dir_foo

Place

my_foo.ex that is just above
into my_dir_foo

Just run my_foo.ex without any conflict
with the standard c:\euphoria\include\file.e
 
Euphoria looks for supporting stuff
*in the current dir first of all*,
includes yours file.e and runs yours
proggy with *yours file.e*, ignoring standard one.

If it is your problem, submit please your
programs and say in readme file to run
them in separate dedicated dir only.

Good Luck!

Regards,
Igor Kachan
kinz at peterlink.ru