#PB_Compiler_EnumerationValue

[ts-soft]

If I use enumeration for windows/gadgets before including a .pbf file then it won't work if I don't add the flag.

Most people don't use enumeration for windows/gadgets before including your form
but if the do, the have to set the number for beginning your enumeration or self merge the
enumerations.

I think, the best is to create one commonfile with Enumerations for all GUIs, that should
work in one project.

[nospam]

Memory is not a big problem, but i do not like to waste it useless

Whatever you do, don't get any aspirations to work for Micro$oft

[Polo]

If I use enumeration for windows/gadgets before including a .pbf file then it won't work if I don't add the flag.

Most people don't use enumeration for windows/gadgets before including your form

In big projects, it's likely they will, I'm still unsure on what to do with that. I'll give it some thoughts!

[HeX0R]

A redefine()-CompilerDirective would come in handy, then you could do it like this:

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CompilerIf Defined(PB_ENUMERATION_GADGETS, #PB_Constant) = 0
	#PB_ENUMERATION_GADGETS = 0
CompilerEndIf


;Gadgets
Enumeration #PB_ENUMERATION_GADGETS
	#Text_0
	#Text_1
EndEnumeration

ReDefine(#PB_ENUMERATION_GADGETS, #PB_Compiler_EnumerationValue)

[ts-soft]

Or the Compiler set a constant like this:

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Enumeration #NextWindowValue
 #frmMain
 #frmDialog
EndEnumeration

Enumeration #NextGadgetValue
  #btnOkay
  #btnCancel
EndEnumeration

Should not a big problem for the compiler to look at the objectmanager to set the value.