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=== IDE Project ===
=== IDE Project ===
==== IDE Project Files ====
==== IDE Project Files ====
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To produce an application in Visual Prolog IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you have to use the [..\Project_Settings\Application_Expert.htm Project Settings] utility (the '''Project | New''' command) to create the project description file and to create other default project files. A project file '''<ProjectName>.prj6''' contains all information required for a project.
IDE also provides the environment file '''<ProjectName>.env''' for a project. This file stores the some information, like the set of opened windows, etc.
 
==== Operations on Project Components ====
==== Operations on Project Components ====
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# Using the menu commands '''File | New''', '''File | Add''', and '''Edit | Delete''' the programmer can:
#* Add new components (object libraries ('''.lib''' files), packages, classes, interfaces, dialogs, windows, forms, menus, toolbars, icons, cursors, and bitmaps) to the project.
#* Delete existing components from the project.
#* Edit a given component. (In the Project Tree simply double-click a file or select a file and press '''Enter'''.)
# Using the [..\Project_Settings\Application_Expert.htm Project Settings] utility the programmer can change some global project settings.
# [..\Project_Window_and_Project_Tree\Project_Tree.htm In the Project window] the programmer can see the tree of files used in the project. This tree shows the dependencies and the include structure of the project.
 
==== Project Files as IDE Start-up Parameters ====
==== Project Files as IDE Start-up Parameters ====
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The name of a Visual Prolog project file can be supplied to '''VIP.exe''' (Integrated Development Environment executable file) at start-up as a command line parameter. It loads the given project into the opened IDE. Associating the '''.prj6''' file extension with Visual Prolog IDE enables double-clicking any '''<nowiki>*.prg6</nowiki>''' filename. It runs the IDE and loads this project into the invoked IDE.

Revision as of 11:35, 13 February 2013

IDE

IDE Project

IDE Project Files

To produce an application in Visual Prolog IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you have to use the [..\Project_Settings\Application_Expert.htm Project Settings] utility (the Project | New command) to create the project description file and to create other default project files. A project file <ProjectName>.prj6 contains all information required for a project. IDE also provides the environment file <ProjectName>.env for a project. This file stores the some information, like the set of opened windows, etc.

Operations on Project Components

  1. Using the menu commands File | New, File | Add, and Edit | Delete the programmer can:
    • Add new components (object libraries (.lib files), packages, classes, interfaces, dialogs, windows, forms, menus, toolbars, icons, cursors, and bitmaps) to the project.
    • Delete existing components from the project.
    • Edit a given component. (In the Project Tree simply double-click a file or select a file and press Enter.)
  2. Using the [..\Project_Settings\Application_Expert.htm Project Settings] utility the programmer can change some global project settings.
  3. [..\Project_Window_and_Project_Tree\Project_Tree.htm In the Project window] the programmer can see the tree of files used in the project. This tree shows the dependencies and the include structure of the project.

Project Files as IDE Start-up Parameters

The name of a Visual Prolog project file can be supplied to VIP.exe (Integrated Development Environment executable file) at start-up as a command line parameter. It loads the given project into the opened IDE. Associating the .prj6 file extension with Visual Prolog IDE enables double-clicking any *.prg6 filename. It runs the IDE and loads this project into the invoked IDE.