Hi,
again... forgot to sent this stuff in last message...
it's late, so the grammer is really bad.
think you all know about the support for C# (the clip library) and making
a complie command etc.. tath is on textpad's webpage.
Here is what else i sloppy do..
I have Three new Tools,
1. Is the simple compile C# command with the /debug flag and always
prompt me for param.
2. Is the simple compile C# for libraries (.dll) command with the /debug
and /t:library flag and always prompt me for param.
3. A Batch File (an ASCII formated file with the .bat extension)
The reason for the always prompt me, is because i have to manually type
the /r:MyOwnClassLibrary.dll for every time i compile an executable that
uses my own .dll (and i do not want to change paths so C# looks for it,
nor do i want to copy them to the C# lib dir.)
The Batch file (which i used the Tool-Add-Program to add [after i made the
file]) is a file (usally blank) that i put in a nice place. When ever i
make a new prog (with multiple files) i just modify the Batch file and
save it. When i run the file in textpad (as a tool) i get all the compile
messages and errors, etc... makes it nice and easy for me to debug because
i can seperate the compilation of each file on a seperate line (and if i
am bored, add some batch file statements to "check" and modify stuff.)
Also, as you already know, when i am completed the prog./assigment, i just
copy over the batch file.... (let the other guy compile it on their
computer.)
Thank you for your time!
Have fun Running!
- Dimmoro
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Hi,
again... forgot to sent this stuff in last message...
it's late, so the grammer is really bad.
think you all know about the support for C# (the clip library) and making
a complie command etc.. tath is on textpad's webpage.
Here is what else i sloppy do..
I have Three new Tools,
1. Is the simple compile C# command with the /debug flag and always
prompt me for param.
2. Is the simple compile C# for libraries (.dll) command with the /debug
and /t:library flag and always prompt me for param.
3. A Batch File (an ASCII formated file with the .bat extension)
The reason for the always prompt me, is because i have to manually type
the /r:MyOwnClassLibrary.dll for every time i compile an executable that
uses my own .dll (and i do not want to change paths so C# looks for it,
nor do i want to copy them to the C# lib dir.)
The Batch file (which i used the Tool-Add-Program to add [after i made the
file]) is a file (usally blank) that i put in a nice place. When ever i
make a new prog (with multiple files) i just modify the Batch file and
save it. When i run the file in textpad (as a tool) i get all the compile
messages and errors, etc... makes it nice and easy for me to debug because
i can seperate the compilation of each file on a seperate line (and if i
am bored, add some batch file statements to "check" and modify stuff.)
Also, as you already know, when i am completed the prog./assigment, i just
copy over the batch file.... (let the other guy compile it on their
computer.)
Thank you for your time!
Have fun Running!
- Dimmoro