Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/07/22/09:24:55
"Arthur" <arfa AT clara DOT net> wrote:
> >Here (in my country) we say: "When all fails ... read the manual"
> >;-). RHIDE have a documentation and you can read it just pressing F1.
> >Basically you must create a project called rhide in the same
> >directory where RHIDE is located.
>
> Yes, you can do that. But what if you don't want to. For instance if I
> recieve a source from someone that simply needs compiling, I don't want to
> create a project and import all the stuff, set up directories, the correct
> working resolution etc. I just want to load it up and run it. Other editors
> can do this, why not RHIDE?
I don't understand you AT ALL. You say: "I don't want to
> create a project and import all the stuff, set up directories, the
> correct working resolution etc."
But:
1) Creating a project takes less than 20 seconds.
2) What do you mean with "import all the stuff", what stuff?
3) You don't need to setup directories for a simple file. You only
need to setup directories for a multidirectory project.
4) What is "the correct working resolution"? I never setup a thing
with this name ...
Normally loading the file and presing CTRL+F9 all is OK. In some
cases (for example when you have a rhide.gpr file) you need to just
create a project with the file. What's so complex?
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