Hi! >> 11) How we can generate an HRB from an source in current project? >> >> As for the hbmk2 part, see contrib/hbnetio/utils/modules.hbp >> for option for this case. >> >> I speak of this to generate from within the hbIDE without having to >> open a shell or run a batch file ... it has this option from within. >> >> I know, all I wanted is to point to existing hbmk2 configuration >> which does exactly that and which can be implemented in HBIDE. >> >> BTW, the easiest would be if HBIDE would open .hbp files as >> projects... >> >> Current double system of HBIDE projects and hbmk2 projects >> seems like a large duplication of effort. >> >> And also note that even hbide options could be stored right >> in .hbp files as specially formed '#' (commented) lines. Which >> means it wouldn't bother hbmk2, but it could be recognized by >> HBIDE. >> >> This way you could rebuild a project from both command line, >> and edit it in HBIDE. For this would be a crucial feature >> to ever use such IDE. >> > > project.hbi and project.hbp are two different entities. > It is difficult to post hbIDE specific commands in .hbp. > .hbp is a non-visual creation and .hbi is a visual one. > .hbi will supply all needed info to .hbp, and this had been > the goal since begining. I strongly over-rule this idea. > > Just like .ppo is generated, .hrb can be initiated, no issues.
An idea that has now emerged: Maybe we should add the item "Harbor Portable Format" to the list of formats that already has "Executables", "Libraries" and "DLL" ... In order to get something more generic may need to replace the term "DLL" to "Shared Libraries" or enable it only on Windows Systems. With this option we can join our PRGs that need to be compiled as HRBs in one or more projects in a practical way. What do you think? Regards, Vailton Renato _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
