From: Andreas A. <a.a...@th...> - 2001-10-02 11:30:54
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Hi Alex, looks fine to me. Andi >take it back, this is complete... >I'll publish a spec on the Make process with these conventions.. >Opinions? > >Naming 'special' files for processing by make: >--------------------- >-Something.ent.xml >Entity xml definition. Target build/site_name/lang_code/user/ent/ > >-Something.qry.xml >Query xml definition. Target build/site_name/lang_code/user/qry/ > >-Something.form.xml >Form xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.list.xml >List xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.wiz.xml >Wizard xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.cal.xml >Calendar xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.email.xml >Email xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.fax.xml >Fax xml definition. Target is host module directory. > >-Something.role.xml >Role xml definition. Target build/site_name/lang_code/user/role/ >Usually located in user/site_name/role/ in source tree. > >-Something.lang.xml >XML String Repository. Target build/site_name/lang_code/user/lang/ > >-Something.php.xml = this file will be processed from xml to php using >default xml2php rules and written out in the same location in the >build tree >with the extension .php. > >-Something.lang_code.php (i.e. Something.de.php or Something.en.php) means >the file will replace Something.php in same directory when the >language code >is the same as lang_code. Useful for writing the same module that has >different logic based on the location/language. > > >_______________________________________________ >binarycloud-dev mailing list >bin...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/binarycloud-dev > |