hbIDE projects panel and relative paths to source files

[Gregory Shashkoff]

Hi, All
I am new here.

I found that if hbp contains links to source files as relative paths, then they are correctly displayed in project tree of Projects panel of hbIDE, but
when I am trying to open source file in editor by double clicking it in project tree, they do not open, instead message "File not found" appear.
Path to file in this message is relative (with ../..), and not transformed into physical path.

Is it bug | feature or I am too clumsy to make it work?

PS. Why I need it works? Because without relative paths any move of folders or work of more than one developer in version control environment became less easy.
 

[Pritpal Bedi]

Hello Gregory

I am new here.

Welcome aboard.

 

I found that if hbp contains links to source files as relative paths, then they are correctly displayed in project tree of Projects panel of hbIDE, but
when I am trying to open source file in editor by double clicking it in project tree, they do not open, instead message "File not found" appear.
Path to file in this message is relative (with ../..), and not transformed into physical path.

Is it bug | feature or I am too clumsy to make it work?

It seems to be a bug.

Can you show a part of your .hbp, and corresponding tooltip image  of Project Tree node ?

PS. Why I need it works? Because without relative paths any move of folders or work of more than one developer in version control environment became less easy.

It must be like it, so it is a bug. Will fix soon.

BTW, from your message I sense that a number of developers work in your organization, and 

question is how effectively you all are using HbIDE ?

Pritpal Bedi

a student of software analysis & concepts

[Gregory Shashkoff]

BTW, from your message I sense that a number of developers work in your organization, and 

question is how effectively you all are using HbIDE ?

Pritpal Bedi

a student of software analysis & concepts

Thanks for quick fix, Pritpal

While my organization has about 20 developers, only 8 works with Clipper applications. (about 60 ERP applications, all of which use the same core functions and libraries). Currently I am only one working with Harbour. My goal is to convert from Clipper to Harbour the core, libraries and two or tree applications, and then I will teach other developers how to use Harbour, how to organize daily work and how to convert another applications. So, one of my goals is about how to create and maintain common and homogenous development workspace. I himself use hbIDE only about two months, and find it generally useful and easy to use. So it is very suitable for initial teaching of bunch of old, grumpy, near-pension age  developers (which develop only DOS applications before)  ;).

[Massimo Belgrano]

Hi gregory i invite you and everybody 
Partecipe also at hatbour compiler comunity
https://plus.google.com//communities/104283787114497112928

Reat the best harbour tutorial at http://www.elektrosoft.it/tutorials.asp

Read my collection

2013/1/31 Gregory Shashkoff <shash...@gmail.com>

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[Pritpal Bedi]

Hi

Thanks for quick fix, Pritpal

Welcome.

 

While my organization has about 20 developers, only 8 works with Clipper applications. (about 60 ERP applications, all of which use the same core functions and libraries). Currently I am only one working with Harbour. My goal is to convert from Clipper to Harbour the core, libraries and two or tree applications, and then I will teach other developers how to use Harbour, how to organize daily work and how to convert another applications. So, one of my goals is about how to create and maintain common and homogenous development workspace. I himself use hbIDE only about two months, and find it generally useful and easy to use. So it is very suitable for initial teaching of bunch of old, grumpy, near-pension age  developers (which develop only DOS applications before)  ;).

Good to have an insight.

You can forward any issues you or your co-developers might have with HbIDE, I will try to cover them.

Pritpal Bedi