Hi,
I created a RadAsm project called DemoApp, and added some files to the project
After including them in code like this, I saved the project as a template:
From the template I created a new project, called TestApp.
The include lines above were translated correctly:
But were these files also present in the project folder?
The actual files that were added to the project are:
Conclusion: The project text was changed as expected.
But the project files were only translated correctly when they
had nothing more than the application name plus an extension.
Is there something I can do to make it work?
Perhaps by manually changing the template script?
Friendly regards,
mdevries.
I created a RadAsm project called DemoApp, and added some files to the project
After including them in code like this, I saved the project as a template:
include DemoApp_Globals.inc
include DemoApp.incFrom the template I created a new project, called TestApp.
The include lines above were translated correctly:
include TestApp_Globals.inc
include TestApp.incBut were these files also present in the project folder?
The actual files that were added to the project are:
DemoApp_Globals.inc ;This should have been TestApp_Globals.inc
TestApp.incConclusion: The project text was changed as expected.
But the project files were only translated correctly when they
had nothing more than the application name plus an extension.
Is there something I can do to make it work?
Perhaps by manually changing the template script?
Friendly regards,
mdevries.
Hi
In the template, the first line after [*BEGINTXT*] you find the filename DemoApp_Globals.inc
Try changing it to [*PROJECTNAME*]_Globals.inc
If that does not work, just rename DemoApp_Globals.inc to Globals.inc
KetilO
In the template, the first line after [*BEGINTXT*] you find the filename DemoApp_Globals.inc
Try changing it to [*PROJECTNAME*]_Globals.inc
If that does not work, just rename DemoApp_Globals.inc to Globals.inc
KetilO
Hi KetilO,
I am sorry, my post wasn't complete. I forgot to tell you that several weeks ago, when I used an older version of RadAsm, I searched the internet on this matter, and found the same solution you suggest. I tried it, but it didn't work. So, I thought it once was a solution, but not anymore. Maybe it will return in a future release.
Now that I have installed version 2.2.1.0, I tried it again, but it still didn't work.
One possibility was that I had to use another syntax, but I didn't know what that could be. Now that you responded, I know the syntax is correct, but it simply doesn't work.
Nevertheless, it would be nice if it could work. Is this something for a ToDo list?
Friendly regards,
mdevries.
I am sorry, my post wasn't complete. I forgot to tell you that several weeks ago, when I used an older version of RadAsm, I searched the internet on this matter, and found the same solution you suggest. I tried it, but it didn't work. So, I thought it once was a solution, but not anymore. Maybe it will return in a future release.
Now that I have installed version 2.2.1.0, I tried it again, but it still didn't work.
One possibility was that I had to use another syntax, but I didn't know what that could be. Now that you responded, I know the syntax is correct, but it simply doesn't work.
Nevertheless, it would be nice if it could work. Is this something for a ToDo list?
Friendly regards,
mdevries.
Hi
This update should fix the bug with the above method.
KetilO
This update should fix the bug with the above method.
KetilO
Thanks KetilO.
It works now.
Friendly regards,
mdevries.
It works now.
Friendly regards,
mdevries.