Ctd 151-4 and cdk

[Josef Müller]

 Posted by:  Josef Müller 

how can i tell my app, that the #include shall also be scanned?

[Jeff Luther]

 Posted by:  Jeff Luther 

You need to write some looping code which keeps a list of all includes
and for each include reads that in.

Best Regards,
Jeff Luther/PC Design
info: www.pulpcards.com/gupta/

[Sepp]

 Posted by:  Sepp 

hallo Jeff,
would it not be easier to do a MERGE before all my scanning?
I do not need the names of the #include-Files.
TIA

[Jeff Luther]

 Posted by:  Jeff Luther 

Easier? It would be if you wanted to merge, I guess. Josef didn't
mention merging below, though, and I've never programmed with anyone
who want to combine his/her APLs into 1 file. Keeping them separate
is one of the main features of maintaining APLs in the 1st place.

- Jeff

[Dave Rabelink]

THere are some reasons why i use merging :

- To create a source file and store it along with the production
runtime version to have a backup (when no version management tool is
used) to be sure the production version can be bug-fixed using the
exact source it was build from the start.
- When scanning with CDK, when a library includes a dynalib but it can
not be found while scanning, CDK crashes. When a merged APT/APP is
used it does not (at least here with me).
- For quick opening a source, the merged file is just a temp. way to
get more performance in reading it in when just browsing the code (so
no edits).

[Sepp]

 Posted by:  Sepp 

Hi folks, hi Jeff,

TNX for always quick and good response.

Dave is right: i only want to MERGE to be able to scan the TEMP-file.

BTW: my nickname is Sepp, i spell Josef Müller

TNX
Sepp