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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / New file (add to project). how do I re-arrange the files to make one first instead of last?

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Mark Garrett
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Posted: 16th Sep 2013 05:49
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I have 3 files that I have added to my project, but I need to re-arrange the last file to make it the first file. This way the programs will execute in the proper order.

So, how could I re-arrange the file(s) order?

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Posted: 16th Sep 2013 11:27
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Just drag the tabs in the main code pane to their correct position. I'm assuming you're using the current default editor.



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Posted: 16th Sep 2013 19:33
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Quote: "Just drag the tabs in the main code pane to their correct position."

Does that really work? :o
I've always exited the editor, opened the .dbpro file in notepad and changed the order from there.


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Posted: 16th Sep 2013 19:50
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I don't get his, how does it make a difference? I guess I have not come across this yet, so what is this about exactly?

Thanks in Advance!

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It makes no difference to the code, but for people like me who like things in order, it's needed that way. Lol


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Posted: 17th Sep 2013 00:39
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Quote: "It makes no difference to the code, but for people like me who like things in order, it's needed that way."


Me likewise.

Actually, it might make a difference if one file is simply intended to be a continuation of the previous one. No idea whether that is possible though. I'll leave that as "an exercise for the reader".

I didn't even know till looking into this query that you could simply move the tabs. If you need to change the file that DBPro thinks is the main file, just open the Solution explorer pane on the left and right click the file you want as the main file. Should be obvious from there.

Quote: "Does that really work?"


Apparently. Try it.



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Posted: 17th Sep 2013 01:57
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It does make a difference.
If you declare a type in one file and use it in another the declaration must be parsed before the usage thereof for example.


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