Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
The text is clear for me but it's not clear for me what you used
so far...
Windows definitions can be (optionally) stored in external text files
with '.fmg' extension.
This is very useful, ie, to editing purposes (I've created a visual
editor to do that).
This functionality had been in HMG for about five (perhaps six) years.
The complete command directives are:
#xcommand LOAD WINDOW <w> ;
=> ;
DECLARE WINDOW <w> ;;
_HMG_SYSDATA \[ 214 \] := <"w"> ;;
#include \<<w>.fmg\>
And:
#xcommand LOAD WINDOW <ww> AS <w> ;
=> ;
DECLARE WINDOW <w> ;;
_HMG_SYSDATA \[ 214 \] := <"w"> ; #include \<<ww>.fmg\>
Recently I've added similar functionality for reports:
#xcommand LOAD REPORT <w> ;
=> ;
_HMG_SYSDATA \[ 162 \] := <"w"> ;;
#include \<<w>.rmg\> ;;
#xtranslate \<w\> . Execute ( \<p1\> , \<p2\> ) => ExecuteReport (
\<"w"\> , \<p1\> , \<p2\> )
I've solved the problem some years ago creating a tool called HMG-MAKE
(now embedded in HMG-IDE) that cares about it.
I've simply attempted to give to the users an ALTERNATIVE and since
HBMK2 appears to be a nice tool, I've tried to use.
That's all.
Thanks for your attention.
Regards,
Roberto.
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