Re: Poll Results: Main routine in an Include file

[Randy Meyer <rmeyer@MEMC.COM>]

     Wayne,

     I have successfully used the -i parameter to string multiple search
     paths for SQR include modules.  The following is my definition
     contained in the Configuration Manager, SQR Flags section.

     -i\\stpi04\psft\HR700\sqr\;\\stpi04\psft\HR700\user\sqr\

     Randy Meyer
     MEMC Electronic Materials Company
     rmeyer@memc.com


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Subject: Poll Results:  Main routine in an Include file
Author:  <SQR-USERS@USA.NET> at MEMCPSMTP
Date:    7/22/98 12:28 PM


Yes:    4
No:     17

Thanks to all those who participated.  Based on these results I've decided that
e initial release of SQR Tree for Windows will not drill down into Include
files. This will mean I can get it out to those that asked for it much quicker,
 and now makes the release.....imminent.  I will endeavour to include the
"include" functi ality in the near future.

As an aside, I'd be interested in people's opinions on what approach I should
takefor determining the paths for looking for included files.  My SQR3 manual
 says t -i switch will provide a list of paths to search if the include file is
 not in t current directory and not explicitly pathed(?), but that doesn't
 really help me I'm running my own exe not SQR.  PeopleSoft provide 4 sqr
 directories in environment variables but they appear to be proprietary in name
so I'm guessing it's not iversal.

The only thing I can think of is to provide a setup field in my program where th
user can specify a list of paths to search.  Any other ideas?

Wayne Ivory
Information Services
Westralian Sands Limited