>> --- .hbp
>> -hbdyn
>> -inc
>> -...
>> -o
>>
>> #HBIDE.FILES_START
>> test.prg
>> #HBIDE.FILES_END
>> ---
>>
>> You can add similar sections for every .hbp parts
>> which are allowed to be controlled also by GUI means.
>>
>> If you stick with above method, you can use this
>> method to store HBIDE-only settings inside .hbp file:
>>
>> #HBIDE.category.option1=valuex
>> #HBIDE.category.option2=valuey
>>
>
> To include hbIDE specific stuff in .hbp is easier.
> But the reverse is tough from current .hbp format.
> It would been heartening if .hbp would been sectionized.
The idea is exactly that it should not be sectionized,
but just a free flow of tokens, this ensures these files
can be embedded for example, and make parsing easy as a
stream. Nevertheless, with above method, you can add
quasi-sections for HBIDE, and human users to understand
and respect, and hbmk2 just ignores.
> Let us parse hbide.hbp
>
> #
> # $Id: hbide.hbp 13533 2010-01-11 13:44:04Z druzus $
> #
>
> ../hbxbp/hbxbp.hbc
> -inc
> -w3 -es2 -gc3
> -ohbide
>
> # Trick to make QT 4.6 link using default Harbour build
> -ldflag={msvc}-nodefaultlib:msvcrt.lib
> -ldflag={msvc}-defaultlib:libcmt.lib
>
> hbide.prg
> ideobject.prg
> idestylesheets.prg
> idetags.prg
> idemisc.prg
> ideactions.prg
> ideeditor.prg
> idefindreplace.prg
> idedocks.prg
> idesaveload.prg
> iderequests.prg
> idethemes.prg
> ideprojmanager.prg
> idesources.prg
>
> ideparseexpr.c
>
>
> What I can recognize:
> Lines starting with # comments
Yes, that's always guaranteed to be true.
> .. hbc location
> - switch
> Lines having = switch
These are not necessarily line based, you
can have any number of tokens (options, input
files) in one line. Tokens with '.hbc' extension
are just one kind of input file.
Tokens starting with '-' (and in some
cases '/') are always options, the rest is
input file. Types of input files are recognized
by extension and/or '@' prefix.
[ nit pick: some input files are specced
as options, f.e. -l<lib> ]
> Everything else source file
_input file_ rather. Some input files are source
files (based on extension), some others are hbmk2
config files, or other misc input files, like
.clp, .d or .po files.
> Am I right in my observation ?
Partially. It's a freeform format. I hope above
comments helped to clear it. If not, pls ask.
Brgds,
Viktor
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