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Qedit macro that will use a template file to complete the structure that you are starting. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
README | 1560 | 659 | deflated |
TEMPLATE.C | 3541 | 1026 | deflated |
TEMPLATE.DB | 6486 | 1127 | deflated |
TEMPLATE.MAC | 177 | 164 | deflated |
TEMPLATE.PAS | 4918 | 1155 | deflated |
TEMPLATE.QM | 3314 | 1319 | deflated |
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Contents of the README file
TEMPLATE MACRO
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Author: Tim Farley
Description: This macro will use a template file 'TEMPLATE.Q' and
complete the structure that you are starting.
CONTENTS OF FILE
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TEMPLATE.QM File containing the macro.
TEMPLATE.MAC Compiled macro
TEMPLATE.PAS PASCAL Template
TEMPLATE.C C Template
TEMPLATE.DB DBASE Template
README This file
USE OF MACRO
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Use the DOS COPY Command to make a template file. For example type:
COPY TEMPLATE.??? TEMPLATE.Q
^--- ??? = the extension of the Template file you
want to use.
Load the macro either from the command line, or by using the pull down
menus. Then you can start a structure and press <`>, and the macro will
load the template and get the structure and place it at your present
position. For example using the C Template:
Type "ma" then pressing the <`> would give you
void main ( void )
{ ^------Placing the cursor here so you can add parameters.
}
HISTORY
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Written: 24-May-1989
Revised: 29-June-1989 Fixed behavior on top line of file.
Revised: 16-March-1990 Takes advantage of QEdit 2.1 features.
Revised: 19-March-1990 Better handling of dBase stuff. Comments.
December 13, 2017
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