mcapelati
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| Posted: 03/26/2009, 1:26 PM |
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Hi there,
Is there a better way to insert an external program, with Functions and Classes (library), into CodeCharge? So, the CodeCharge could manage it ?
I mean, if I write some programs, containing general function (example: dates validation, sending mails, pdf generation, and so on) and just put them in some place/directory, I have to remember to copy (and update) that program every time a make some change on it, in every place/project I have use it. All that in "manually" way, with manual controls... So, if I forgott to update some project, it could be a problem!
But, instead, If I tell to CodeCharge to manage that file, I dont have to worry about that.
See: this program should be external and some kind of directory-independent, because I could use it in different CodeCharge projects. Imagine to have a "./common" directory, shared by many different projects.
Another question is: where is the right place to call ("include") those external programs?
Actually, I am doing it inserting "include" lines on the MAIN program, but I think this is not the best way to do it. Seems that, if i do it, CodeCharge loose some control and delete my code.
Regards,
=Marcello Capelati=
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melvyn
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| Posted: 03/26/2009, 2:24 PM |
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I do it placing it in Common.php, first line:
<?php
include("Functions.php"); // My custom functions.
//Include Files @0-ED610940
include(RelativePath . "/Classes.php");
include(RelativePath . "/db_adapter.php");
//End Include Files
//Connection Settings @0-AFE0FDB3
$CCConnectionSettings = array (
...
In this way I can use them from everyplace. So when I go into some event I only use a line inside that event:
//Custom Code @129-2A29BDB7
// -------------------------
showCustomersForms($Container);
// -------------------------
//End Custom Code
You can write in Common using ONLY those white lines. Don't modify the gray area.
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