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Simple_example_of_a_project_with_FiveLinux.
AntonioFS edited this page Apr 21, 2022
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This is an example (you can create your own) of working with Harbour and FiveLinux. Initially, the starting point is a structure configured as follows, programmed procedurally:
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HBp (Harbour Projects)
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DB (Databases)
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SF (Standard Functions)
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BF (Binary files)
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Lb (Libraries)
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NameProject1 (Project 1)
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Creating code in the Project1.prg source file:
#include "FiveLinux.ch" PROCEDURE Main() LOCAL oWindow LOCAL cTitle := "FiveLinux" LOCAL nWidth := 640, nHeight := 480 DEFINE WINDOW oWindow; TITLE cTitle; MENU MenuBuild(); SIZE nWidth, nHeight ACTIVATE WINDOW oWindow; RETURN FUNCTION MenuBuild() LOCAL oMenu MENU oMenu MENUITEM "One" MENU MENUITEM "One->one" MENU MENUITEM "One->one->1" MENUITEM "One->one->2" SEPARATOR MENUITEM "One->one->3" ENDMENU MENUITEM "One->two" ENDMENU MENUITEM "Two" ACTION MsgInfo( "Two" ) MENUITEM "Three" ACTION MsgInfo( "Three" ) ENDMENU RETURN oMenu
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Creating code in the batch file compilation.sh:
# ------------------------------ # Initialisation of identifiers. # ------------------------------ dirProyect="NameProject1" proyect="Proyect1" extension=".prg" proyectPRG="$proyect$extension" # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Copy of the source from the project directory, to the samples directory # of FiveLinux. # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cp $proyectPRG ~/fivelinux/samples/$proyectPRG cd ~/fivelinux/samples/ # ------------------- # Source compilation. # ------------------- source build.sh $proyect # ---------------- # Various actions. # ---------------- # Deletion of source in samples directory. rm ~/fivelinux/samples/$proyectPRG # Transfer of the focus to the object's directory. cd ~/HBp/BF/ # The previous copy of the object is deleted. rm "copy_"$proyect # Transfer of the object in samples directory, to the object's dir. mv ~/fivelinux/samples/$proyect ~/HBp/BF/$proyect # A copy of the object is made. cp $proyect "copy_"$proyect # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # The new object is executed and we remain in the source directory. # ----------------------------------------------------------------- ./$proyect cd ~/HBp/$dirProyect/
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Once both files have been created, from the 'NameProject1' directory and from the terminal, type:
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NameProject2 (Project 2)
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