2015-08-17 19:41 GMT+02:00 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
You must first to know that the folder concept come from a query from
Richard :-)
Oh, I learned it long time ago from various source codes written in c.
i mean in the Gambas IDE
Jussi
Hi List,
I wonder if anyone has good advice/method for documenting the code
within a gambas project to make it easy to find stuff.
Our medical records project which has been in use for a number of years
now is really quite huge.
the Postgresql backend currently has 33 schema's with many
Oh, I learned it long time ago from various source codes written in c.
i mean in the Gambas IDE
Yes, I understood that. I just meant I had no idea, because the concept is
so old.
Jussi
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In my huge project I have the source code in multiple folders, which are
named by the category of what the code does.
Also modules, classes, etc have been named as descriptive as possible.
Be careful when fixing things like that after wise, it's easy to left some
instance renamed or called from
Le 16 août 2015 22:03, Zainuddin A author.i...@gmail.com a écrit :
do you mean like this
Shell File.Load(/tmp/test.sh)
abbat81 wrote
How can it be the path to my script is not found but path is 100%
correct.
I tried Shell and Exec[]
Renaming directory and file does not help.
Path
More changes to how packaging needs project names in a specific format, can't
use hyphens in our vendor name, everything gets prefixed with gambas anyway.
WHY?
I dont need all my project directories named paddys-hill.something I know who
we are.
Yes we have a hyphen in the company name.
No
You must first to know that the folder concept come from a query from
Richard :-)
Oh, I learned it long time ago from various source codes written in c.
Jussi
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Le 17 août 2015 16:06, Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com a écrit :
In my huge project I have the source code in multiple folders, which are
named by the category of what the code does.
Also modules, classes, etc have been named as descriptive as possible.
Be careful when fixing things