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Osvaldo Ramirez | Hello guys on Tue, 23 Dec 2003 21:45:47 -0700 Great Job. congratulations. I have my jobisoft.dll, can vx edito know what function and what kind of parameters has [x] funcion ? Best Regards Osvaldo Ramirez | |
Steffen F. Pirsig | Re: Hello guys on Fri, 26 Dec 2003 11:47:26 +0100 Hi Osvaldo, yes, the VX editor can learn that type of information in two ways. First, if the jobisoft.dll is written in Xbase++ you can add the Jobisoft.dll project as an target to the project which is using the jobisoft.dll - this way the VX editor/project-manager has access to the source-code of your DLL - if you are now using the XML doc. comments in your jobisoft.dll the editor knows the parameters and return values. Second, via a typelib provided for your jobisoft.dll - however, this approach is with the pre-release not available because we are currently working on the docs for the add-on developers. HTH Steffen F. Pirsig, www.alaska-research.com "Osvaldo Ramirez" <ramirezosvaldo@prodigy.net.mx> wrote in message news:76RcMjdyDHA.1972@S15147418... > Great Job. congratulations. > > I have my jobisoft.dll, can vx edito know what function and what kind of > parameters has [x] funcion ? > > Best Regards > Osvaldo Ramirez > > | |
Osvaldo Ramirez | Re: Hello guys on Fri, 26 Dec 2003 12:01:59 -0700 Tahnks a Lot Steffen I am reading the docs, and I have a lot of work, do to documents, my function. Best Regards and happy new year Osvaldo Ramirez | |
Steffen F. Pirsig [Alaska Research] | Re: Hello guys on Mon, 29 Dec 2003 10:11:03 +0100 Hi Osvaldo, be assured that the work you are doing with documenting your functions/methods is it worth. To give you an idea about the future of the XMLDOC feature here are some facts: - the final Xbase++ compiler has a switch /XMLDOC which generates well formed XML documents from your source-code - there will be two utilities XMLDOC2TYPELIB Used to generate a VX typelib such as the ones provided in the bin/typelibs directory for the XPPRT1.DLL XMLDOC2OBJ Used to generate a Object-File you can link to your DLLs, so the type information is embedded into your DLL - this is what in .NET terms is referred as an assembly meaning code/data and meta-information in a single binary. The XMLDOC feature also allows the Add-On people to provided intelligent help for their products. Just some more details, Steffen F. Pirsig, --------------------------------------------------- Alaska Research & Development Web: http://www.alaska-research.com Investors: http://www.alaska-research.com/tifund E-Mail: mailto:Steffen.Pirsig@alaska-research.com Contact: mailto:info@alaska-research.com --------------------------------------------------- "Osvaldo Ramirez" <ramirezosvaldo@prodigy.net.mx> wrote in message news:$mk1kK#yDHA.2332@S15147418... > Tahnks a Lot Steffen > > I am reading the docs, and I have a lot of work, do to documents, my > function. > > Best Regards and happy new year > Osvaldo Ramirez > > |