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Revision as of 16:55, 11 November 2009
Purpose
Include another source file in the current program
Syntax
#INCLUDE "<filename>"
See Also
COMPILE, DEBUG, DO, LINK, MODIFY COMMAND, PARAMETERS, PROCEDURE, SET CLIPPER, SET CLIPPER5, SET COMPATIBLE, SET MAXDBO, SET PSHARE
Description
The #INCLUDE directive is used to include another source file in the current program. This is the equivalent of issuing a DO <filename>. As with the DO command, the file extension must be specified if it is not the default '.prg'.
To make functions or procedures from a function library available to another program, the SET PROCEDURE command should be used.
Example
//Check user details before proceeding public validuser #include "checklogin.ch" if not validuser return endif ...
Products
Recital Server, Recital
