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Ryan450
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hey guys,

The Game I'm making is getting quite lengthy, and all and all looking at my sourcode is getting to be a little overwhelming.. is there anyway i can divide my sourcecode into pieces?? i have a section of code that is for my shop, and another section of code that my battle system runs off.. is there anyway I can save my shop code into it's own .dba file which the main loop can load and close?
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David T
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Posted: 9th Aug 2003 20:43
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Yes...




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spooky
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Posted: 10th Aug 2003 00:29
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Yes,
in main program, use:

#include "whatever.dba"

e.g.

main proggy:



sub.dba



Also, click 'Files' in editor, and browse or add new .dba files. They then get listed in that drop-down selector at top of editor for easy editing of multiple files at once.

There are some complicated rules about multi-file projects but I don't know what they are. Mostly about arrays and global variables.

All of this is only important of course if you are running DBPro!

The programmer formerly known as sonic
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