combined .bas/.rsrc file
Quote from Forum Archives on December 5, 1997, 1:47 pmPosted by: Bowerbird <Bowerbird@...>
as i understand from one of items on the "reasons" webpage,
a futurebasic (zbas) source code (text) file
will be able to have a resource fork.that would be great!
first of all, it reduces my futurebasic disk clutter by half!
since i use vanilla fb, i have two files for every program --
the *.bas file and the *.rsrc file.and that's just for starters. combining the two forks in one file
has given me all kinds of ideas to make my work more efficient.and i assume the futurebasic^3 editor will let us easily and
automatically flip over to resedit to work on the .rsrc fork,
calling resedit if necessary, and loading the file if necessary.oh, and here's a common fb2 scenario: i work on the .rsrc file,
having it open in resedit. then, i jump to fb to do a test run.
my fb source loads up, then -- at the very end -- fb tells me
that it can't access the .rsrc file, because it's already open.
open in resedit, or course. so i close it in resedit, and re-run.i assume fb3 will just tell resedit to close the file,
and then go on to run the program, without bothering me?-bowerbird
Posted by: Bowerbird <Bowerbird@...>
a futurebasic (zbas) source code (text) file
will be able to have a resource fork.
that would be great!
first of all, it reduces my futurebasic disk clutter by half!
since i use vanilla fb, i have two files for every program --
the *.bas file and the *.rsrc file.
and that's just for starters. combining the two forks in one file
has given me all kinds of ideas to make my work more efficient.
and i assume the futurebasic^3 editor will let us easily and
automatically flip over to resedit to work on the .rsrc fork,
calling resedit if necessary, and loading the file if necessary.
oh, and here's a common fb2 scenario: i work on the .rsrc file,
having it open in resedit. then, i jump to fb to do a test run.
my fb source loads up, then -- at the very end -- fb tells me
that it can't access the .rsrc file, because it's already open.
open in resedit, or course. so i close it in resedit, and re-run.
i assume fb3 will just tell resedit to close the file,
and then go on to run the program, without bothering me?
-bowerbird