On Sun, 2011-10-02 at 01:58 +0200, Benoît Minisini wrote: > > Hi Benoit, > > > > Yep, I was already thinking of writing up this stuff. It is a fairly > > big topic though! I have only begun to organise my thoughts and make > > notes. The attached mind map gives some idea. > > > > I think the problem I am having is that this machine acts as a > > production server, up to 5 other people can be attached (some remotely) > > using these applications. So I have to be careful to preserve > > the /usr/bin and other data directories while still maintaining and > > developing the apps. (Yes, I know that I should have a separate prod > > server, but money doesn't stretch that far at the moment.) > > > > One thing that is hindering me though is that I am now unsure what I can > > legally put inside a gambas3 project directory. In gambas2 I could put > > lots of stuff related to the project inside the project and it handled > > it without the problems I now seem to be hitting. This included stuff > > like source archives, documentation files, snapshot copies of classes > > (grrr!) etc. > > > > Sometime ago you wrote in a mail something about what gets included in a > > project build and what gets ignored. I cant find that mail. > > > > Would you explain the proper usage of the project directory for me. > > > > regards > > Bruce > > In Gambas 3, there is a directory named ".hidden" in the project directory. > Only there you can put what you want. The contents of '.hidden' directory > will > not be included in the executable. > > In the other places, you should use the IDE. Or you must use the IDE if you > don't know what you are doing. > > I will write a documentation about the gambas 3 project directory on the wiki. > > Regards, >
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