a new include command

[minirop]

hi !
It would be great if including a file was made from the "includer" and not from the root file like in C.
example :
my files are :
main.pb
include\one.pb
include\two.pb

if one.pb include two.pb like this :
IncludeFile "two.pb"
and if in main.pb I do :
IncludeFile "one.pb"
PB will look for :
%DIR%\two.pb and not for %DIR%\include\two.pb
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edit :
or create "include paths" and includeFile will look in each paths referenced for the file

[srod]

There's the command

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IncludePath

[minirop]

There's the command

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IncludePath

I know it, i'ts not what I looking for, but I managed to solve the problem by putting the "include path" in "one.pb"

[ts-soft]

Create a directory in the PB-Folder like "Includes" for standard-includes

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XIncludeFile #PB_Compiler_Home + "Includes\one.pb"

So no problems with the path.
See: http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... ncludepack

[Rescator]

A way to set default include path in IDE prefs would be nice.

[Kaeru Gaman]

A way to set default include path in IDE prefs would be nice.

second!

[minirop]

and add a "include" directory and a command to fetch the file in it like in C or C++

[PB]

A way to set default include path in IDE prefs would be nice.

second!

Third!

[Dummy]

hi !
It would be great if including a file was made from the "includer" and not from the root file like in C.
example :
my files are :
main.pb
include\one.pb
include\two.pb

if one.pb include two.pb like this :
IncludeFile "two.pb"
and if in main.pb I do :
IncludeFile "one.pb"
PB will look for :
%DIR%\two.pb and not for %DIR%\include\two.pb
++

edit :
or create "include paths" and includeFile will look in each paths referenced for the file

It's really annoying how it works right now but changing this now will break all my codes xD

[Tipperton]

A way to set default include path in IDE prefs would be nice.

second!

third!

Further:

Being able to set multiple include paths like this:

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c:\includes1;c:\includes2

would be nice.

To avoid breaking current set ups, the compiler could first look in the source file's directory for the file, and only search the paths if the include file doesn't exist there. Or users could just set up the include paths as:

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.;c:\includes1;c:\includes2

[AND51]

Hey Fred! And all others!

I know, if you double click on a (X)IncludeFile, the include file will be opened in a new tab.

What about a include command, that advises the IDE automatically to open the include, when the main maodule is being loaded? This can be useful, when your source has got several thousand lines and you've got include commands all over the code.

What do you think? This possibility makes you able to load all dependant files, belonging to the project when just opening the main file.

[Dummy]

Hey Fred! And all others!

I know, if you double click on a (X)IncludeFile, the include file will be opened in a new tab.

What about a include command, that advises the IDE automatically to open the include, when the main maodule is being loaded? This can be useful, when your source has got several thousand lines and you've got include commands all over the code.

What do you think? This possibility makes you able to load all dependant files, belonging to the project when just opening the main file.

use JaPBe it has this feature in another way. Search for *.pbfl files

[freak]

The IDE will get proper project management someday as well. This makes more sense than a special command for this.

[dell_jockey]

The IDE will get proper project management someday as well. This makes more sense than a special command for this.

Hi Timo,

that's very good news indeed! In that case, please also include some sort of version control. I don't need a complete VCS. Something along the lines of what LCCWin32's WEdit offers would do quite nicely.

[ts-soft]

What do you think? This possibility makes you able to load all dependant files, belonging to the project when just opening the main file.

See here: http://www.purebasic.fr/german/viewtopi ... 379#146379
The Selfmade-Man