Am Freitag, 12. September 2008 11:40:36 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Am Donnerstag, 4. September 2008 16:39:06 schrieb Doriano Blengino: > > Make a (dummy?) project with your libray in it; give it a meaningful > > name. Edit the library source: put a "EXPORT" alone in a line at the > > beginning: > > > > ' Gambas module file > > > > EXPORT > > > > PUBLIC SUB printit(st AS String) > > > > PRINT st > > > > END > > > > Run the project, or compile it. > > Go to the project properties (General, Options, Components...); in the > > "Options" tab set "This project is a component" to YES; further tabs > > should appear on the right of the window (Provides and Requires). > > Go the tab "Provides", and click on the line starting with your library > > name, under the column "Type", and set "Class". > > Confirm with "OK". > > Sorry for bringing up this topic again: I'm using the Gambas development > version (snapshot from today). Until this step, all went fine. In > the "Provides"-tab, I can see my class, but when I click on it, it isn't > marked. Is this my fault or perhaps a bug in the snapshot? > > Greetz > Stevie
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