Pascal Baspeyras wrote:
I'm interested in KitBinder features, but I can't find
more than this page:
http://www.equi4.com/metakit/api-old/doc_kbind.html
I easily embed a metakit file into my app's resources,
but I fail to open it from there (Visual C++).
Whoa ... that's 5 year old technology, it's
With this solution, I think that my app would become a
hell to develop and debug, which wouldn't be the case
if the database was simply embedded as a resource.
Am I missing something ?
Under unix:
cat executable database new_executable
chmod +x new_executable
Under windows
copy /b
Brian Kelley wrote:
Under unix:
cat executable database new_executable
chmod +x new_executable
Under windows
copy /b executable+database new_executable
Metakit takes care of the rest.
Thank you for the VERY quick reply, Brian.
In my case, it's Windows (Visual Studio 6).
Let's suppose I'm
In the vein of user supported documentation, I have
extended the standard documents with some usage
notes
and source code.
Woa ! I'm looking at it right now.
Must have taken a great deal of time and effort!
Bugs and comments are welcome.
I might have found one:
people[name:S, name:F]
will
Brian Kelley wrote:
You can add a post-build step to the project settings
under visual
studio 6. I would add something like
copy /b executable+/path/to/metakit newexecutable
and set the debugging executable to newexecutable
Both are available under project-settings
I didn't know it was
I think that Metakit wouldn't accept the space after
the coma ...
It will except just about anything besides a comma and a colon.
import metakit
vw = metakit.storage()
vw = st.getas(table[ salkfjasf*#$(#$83490343857432349504:S])
vw.properties()
{' salkfjasf*#$(#$83490343857432349504':
Bugs and comments are welcome.
The shenanigans link points toward your HD.
The same for the note link just before it.
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I think that Metakit wouldn't accept the space after
the coma ...
It will except just about anything besides a comma
and a colon.
Sorry.
From my memories, I had had troubles when I just
started using Metakit, because I wrote
View = Storage.GetAs(View[Prop1:I, Prop2:I,
Prop3:S])
and it didn't
