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by **César E. Lozada** » Fri Jun 15, 2007 6:57 pm

Hola, Antonio. Descargué e instalé uestudio 6.30 esp, tu video y el archivo Application. Pero en la projects no está la carpeta Harbour. ¿Dónde puedo conseguirla?. Mil gracias.

by **Antonio Linares** » Fri Jun 15, 2007 8:29 pm

César,

Crea la carpeta Harbour en el directorio projects del UEStudio y añade estos dos ficheros:

window.wiz

Code: Select all Expand view RUN: ############################################################################## # # # UEStudio's User Defined Project Template # # # # The following template is to be modified by the user. It describes # # individual preferences for new project creation. # # # # The first and most important section is [UDT] which contains a "Compiler" # # variable and a list of seed files to be inserted in the newly created # # project. The Compiler variable specifies the name of the compiler's # # configuration directory, and the compiler configuration file. # # For example: # # Compiler = Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler\Win32 Console Application # # # # The list of project files may be any combination of source, header, # # resource, and data files. An example follows: # # File0=MyApp.h # # File1=MyApp.c, Source Files # # File2=MyApp.ico # # and so forth.... # # # # All subsequent section(s) of this template describe the contents of one # # or more of the project files defined above. An optional group name may # # be specified after the file name. In the above example, the group # # "Source Files" will automatically be created and MyApp.c will be included # # in the group folder. # # # # For binary file contents such as Resource, Icon, or any other data file, # # where it is inconvenient to describe the contents in a script, the # # following format may be used: # # [File2] # # INCLUDEBINARY=c:\my_data_files\ico_data.raw # # This will create [File2], in this case "MyApp.ico", with the content # # ico_data.raw # # # # Alternately, binary file contents may be defined in this template using # # the ":HEX" directive. This specifies that all data is represented as # # hexadecimal values. For example: # # [File3:HEX] # # 0065 66 F0, 0FF0, 0F0F0F0F # # 12, FF, 20; 0F 40 # # # # where all numbers above are interpreted based on data length, as follows: # # 1-2 = bytes, 3-4 = words, 5-8 = dwords, >8 = an array of bytes. # # # # Predefined variables may be used to specify the names of files as well as # # the content of the files, e.g.: # # USER (user name), COMPUTER (computer name), TIME, DATE, PRJPATH (project # # path), PRJNAME (project name), PRJDIR (project directory) # # Example: File0=$(PRJNAME).cpp # # # ############################################################################## [UDT] Compiler = Harbour\Application File0 = $(PRJNAME).prg File1 = $(PRJNAME).rc [File0] #include "FiveWin.ch" function Main() local oWnd DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "Test" ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd return nil [File1] #include <winapi.ch>

dialog.wiz

Code: Select all Expand view RUN: ############################################################################## # # # UEStudio's User Defined Project Template # # # # The following template is to be modified by the user. It describes # # individual preferences for new project creation. # # # # The first and most important section is [UDT] which contains a "Compiler" # # variable and a list of seed files to be inserted in the newly created # # project. The Compiler variable specifies the name of the compiler's # # configuration directory, and the compiler configuration file. # # For example: # # Compiler = Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler\Win32 Console Application # # # # The list of project files may be any combination of source, header, # # resource, and data files. An example follows: # # File0=MyApp.h # # File1=MyApp.c, Source Files # # File2=MyApp.ico # # and so forth.... # # # # All subsequent section(s) of this template describe the contents of one # # or more of the project files defined above. An optional group name may # # be specified after the file name. In the above example, the group # # "Source Files" will automatically be created and MyApp.c will be included # # in the group folder. # # # # For binary file contents such as Resource, Icon, or any other data file, # # where it is inconvenient to describe the contents in a script, the # # following format may be used: # # [File2] # # INCLUDEBINARY=c:\my_data_files\ico_data.raw # # This will create [File2], in this case "MyApp.ico", with the content # # ico_data.raw # # # # Alternately, binary file contents may be defined in this template using # # the ":HEX" directive. This specifies that all data is represented as # # hexadecimal values. For example: # # [File3:HEX] # # 0065 66 F0, 0FF0, 0F0F0F0F # # 12, FF, 20; 0F 40 # # # # where all numbers above are interpreted based on data length, as follows: # # 1-2 = bytes, 3-4 = words, 5-8 = dwords, >8 = an array of bytes. # # # # Predefined variables may be used to specify the names of files as well as # # the content of the files, e.g.: # # USER (user name), COMPUTER (computer name), TIME, DATE, PRJPATH (project # # path), PRJNAME (project name), PRJDIR (project directory) # # Example: File0=$(PRJNAME).cpp # # # ############################################################################## [UDT] Compiler = Harbour\Application File0 = $(PRJNAME).prg File1 = $(PRJNAME).rc [File0] #include "FiveWin.ch" function Main() local oDlg DEFINE DIALOG oDlg RESOURCE "Test" ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED return nil [File1] #include <winapi.ch> test DIALOG DISCARDABLE 0, 0, 186, 94 STYLE DS_MODALFRAME | WS_POPUP | WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU CAPTION "Test" FONT 8, "MS Sans Serif" BEGIN DEFPUSHBUTTON "OK",IDOK,129,7,50,14 PUSHBUTTON "Cancel",IDCANCEL,129,24,50,14 END

Como ves es muy sencillo y puedes crearte tantas plantillas como quieras :-)

by **César E. Lozada** » Fri Jun 15, 2007 8:44 pm

Gracias, Antonio
Saludos

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Falta carpeta Harbour en projects

Falta carpeta Harbour en projects

Gracias

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