Xailer & OZ Software

When you right-click on the Project Manager, and Add a file, Form (XFM)
files are not among the choices. The *.XFM extension has to be
specified manually, unless you select to view all *.* files.
The file extension choices are .prg/.ch, .c/.cpp/.cxx/.h, .rc, .xpj, and
all *.*.
Not really a problem, just a minor inconvenience.

Hi,
> When you right-click on the Project Manager, and Add a file, Form (XFM)
> files are not among the choices. The *.XFM extension has to be specified
> manually, unless you select to view all *.* files.
>
> The file extension choices are .prg/.ch, .c/.cpp/.cxx/.h, .rc, .xpj, and
> all *.*.
>
> Not really a problem, just a minor inconvenience.
The .xfm files are where Xailer stores the generated code to build the
forms. It's allways '#included' in its corresponding .prg (that has exactly
the same name but with different extension). So, there is no need at all to
add such kind of files directly to the project. In fact, Xailer does nothing
with them when the project is compiled. BTW, if you want to see the content
of any .xfm file, just right-click in the #include sentence and select "Open
file at cursor" (it will be opened in the editor in read-only mode).
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info

Hi,
> When you right-click on the Project Manager, and Add a file, Form (XFM)
> files are not among the choices. The *.XFM extension has to be specified
> manually, unless you select to view all *.* files.
>
> The file extension choices are .prg/.ch, .c/.cpp/.cxx/.h, .rc, .xpj, and
> all *.*.
>
> Not really a problem, just a minor inconvenience.
The .xfm files are where Xailer stores the generated code to build the
forms. It's allways '#included' in its corresponding .prg (that has exactly
the same name but with different extension). So, there is no need at all to
add such kind of files directly to the project. In fact, Xailer does nothing
with them when the project is compiled. BTW, if you want to see the content
of any .xfm file, just right-click in the #include sentence and select "Open
file at cursor" (it will be opened in the editor in read-only mode).
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info