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Old 08-06-2012, 12:05 PM
Ruud Baltissen
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Default $DEFINE - where should I put it?

Hallo allemaal,

Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic?

Thanks for any help/info!

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Old 08-07-2012, 08:40 AM
Marco van de Voort
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Default Re: $DEFINE - where should I put it?

On 2012-08-06, Ruud Baltissen <rbaltissen@gmail.com> wrote:
> Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all
> units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic?


1. on _every_ commandline or global in the IDE
2. in an .inc file that you include in every unit right after the interface
keyword.

If you change any of these, build instead of compile.

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Old 08-09-2012, 06:25 PM
Ruud Baltissen
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Default Re: $DEFINE - where should I put it?

> > Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all
>
> > units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic?

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> 1. on _every_ commandline or global in the IDE
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> 2. in an .inc file that you include in every unit right after the interface
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> keyword.
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>

Hartelijk dank !!! / Thank you !!!
> If you change any of these, build instead of compile.


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