Ok, I'm stumped.
What I'm trying to do is create two projects and reuse the same modules,
classes, interfaces...
So let's say I create a project called addresses to do address management.
In this project I have a modules folder with the routines to do database
access.
Then I create a second project called documents to organize letters,
faxes and emails.
Of course I want to reuse my already existing modules to do the database
access.
I save the first project as a VCP and then drag my modules folder into
my second project.
What I get is a folder with links to unrecognized files instead of
actual modules.
The reason I want to have two projects is that I can then compile two
executables.
This way I am able to update small parts of our program, instead of
replacing the whole project.
The reasoning behind this is that if a bug pops up in address
management, I can just replace addresses.exe and I don't need to touch
the rest.
Is this impossible, or am I overlooking something?
Thanks in advance
Dirk Cleenwerck
Chief programmer
Useitgroup NV
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