Questions regarding DB Code Blocks / Dependency projects

>-- On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 02:03:20 -0000 Peter Rung wrote --
> Lets say you have a dialog box with many widgets in it.
> DialogBlocks places code blocks as defined in the help section into
> the construction, events, etc. Now, let's say you start to modify
> the source code in VS2005. If you modify the code between the code
> blocks, and find that you have to, e.g., add a button in DB, do you
> lose the code you modified between the code blocks when you close
>; VS2005 and start DialogBlocks?
>
> Similar question for dependency projects added while on VS2005. Do
> you lose those projects in DB?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter
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Hi!

First, let me make sure I understand. You created a project in DB and then
opened that in Visual Studio. In Visual Studio, you created another project as
part of the Visual Studio Solution. Now, your question is:

A. Does DB know about this other project?

and/or

B. Do you lose this other project when you go back to DB?

The answer to A. is, no. DB knows nothing of this project. The DB/VS street is
one way.

To B. the answer is, no. You do not lose the project, only the reference in the
.sln file when you regenerate the Makefile in DB.

The only time I have a need for added projects (which may or may not be
applicable to your situation) is when I am building a library for the
application(s) to use. Typically the library will have its own project, and, if
it does not contain wxWidgets GUI code, there's no reason for it to be in DB.

What I do in a situation such as that is I save the .sln file under another
name, then the projects I've added remain as part of the solution and don't get
overwritten by DB when I regenerate DB's portion of the application(s).

HTH:

thx,
Dave S.

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