A project file
A project-file has the file extension "ppw". You can use a project
file to build more than one .it-file at once.
Example project file
/Define:lang=en
+.\src\*.IT ;;Only build files matching this mask
/DependsOn:DEP\*.DEP ;;Only rebuild files that need it (new or
modified)
/output:.\out\{$path}*.html
/HideCmd:{x3C}%{?}%{x3E}
Description of the example project file
| Option | Example | Description |
| /Define | /Define:lang=en | same as #define
langenin a .it or .ih file |
| Defining the source-path | +.\src\*.IT | build all it-files in the src-directory (+ means, that PPWizard will build all files which it find in subdirectories, too. |
| /DependsOn | /DependsOn:DEP\*.DEP | only build new or modified it-files (haven't reached that this run with my current project :-( |
| /output | /output:.\out\{$path}*.html | save the created files in the out-folder. The files
will get the file extension html. if you remove {$path} all files will be copied in the out-directory. With {$path} the files will be copied in the out-directory and it's subdirectories |
| /HideCmd | /HideCmd:{x3C}%{?}%{x3E} | If you add the example to your project-file, PPWizard
will ignore the <% and %> in a command. You can use
this if you wan't to work with a graphical html-editor. <% #include 'header.ih' %> |
Last update: 07.05.02