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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / How to compile a DarkBASIC Pro-Project via Command-Line?

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DoerrSt
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Hi,

how can I compile a DarkBASIC-Pro Project via command-line (i.e. indication a .dba-file to DBPCompiler.exe).

What are the available parameters?

Thanks,



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luskos
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You can compile from the editor.Hit F5, thats it.You can use #include command in your source to include another *.dba file.It must be in the same folder where your project is, or you need to set path to it before you include it.

Where there is a will, there is a way.
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DoerrSt
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Hi!

Thank you for your fast answer.

I try to create a external program which make some changes in the source. This program should compile and execute the project. After the program terminates some additional data which was written into a file should be read.

At the moment my program makes the changes in the source, but I have to compile and execute the program manually. After that I have to open the results file in my other program.

To get a better satisfaction in that process I want to have as much things as possible automated.

Any hints how to do that?
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empty
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Quote: "You can compile from the editor."

The point is: he's asking how to compile without using an editor.


@DoerrSt:
A quick search would have brought you to this thread
http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=56370&b=1p
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@empty

Thank you, searched for 2 hours for that description and tried to get blueide source to solve that.
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