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Quick way to add all prgs in folder to project 1
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MarciaAkins
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[I want to take 150 .prg files (xBase++ really - not VFP) and bung them into a VFP project]
Just drag them from windows explorer and drop them into the project manager.
Marcia G. Akins
Just drag them from windows explorer and drop them into the project manager.
Marcia G. Akins
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Dan Freeman
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Why couldn't he just drag/drop from Explorer again if the project gets mangled? ;-)
It wouldn't require *remembering* that there's a program listing in the first place.
It wouldn't require *remembering* that there's a program listing in the first place.
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Hi All,
I'm grateful for both suggestions, as I said I only needed the project to run the documenting wizard over an aged Clipper/xBase++ application that was starting to look a little scuffy - so it really didn't matter if the project got 'screwed up' later.
The documentor did a good job and the code looks how I like it now.
I'm *thinking* of keeping the project though now as it gives me an easy way to edit the code and I'll be able to use the VFP editor to do stuff (like finding procedures and functions) that are more difficult in my trusty old DOS editor Qedit (QED or just Q to the oldies here).
Ta again
Martin
B-)
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Griff
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I'm grateful for both suggestions, as I said I only needed the project to run the documenting wizard over an aged Clipper/xBase++ application that was starting to look a little scuffy - so it really didn't matter if the project got 'screwed up' later.
The documentor did a good job and the code looks how I like it now.
I'm *thinking* of keeping the project though now as it gives me an easy way to edit the code and I'll be able to use the VFP editor to do stuff (like finding procedures and functions) that are more difficult in my trusty old DOS editor Qedit (QED or just Q to the oldies here).
Ta again
Martin
B-)
Regards
Griff
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Hi Mike,
I suppose I could break it all down like that, but frankly this is not a VFP app - its Clipper/xBase++. To compile and link it you use a make file and (as it's entirely made of native .prg files - no common stuff, third party stuff, frameworks or whatever - just 150 odd .prg files). It wouldn't be worth the hassle i.e.the client wouldn't pay me to spend hours reorganising the source!
Thanks for the thought though
Regards
Griff
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I suppose I could break it all down like that, but frankly this is not a VFP app - its Clipper/xBase++. To compile and link it you use a make file and (as it's entirely made of native .prg files - no common stuff, third party stuff, frameworks or whatever - just 150 odd .prg files). It wouldn't be worth the hassle i.e.the client wouldn't pay me to spend hours reorganising the source!
Thanks for the thought though
Regards
Griff
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