Greetings...
I have this kind of interwinding in code.
Proj-1
Procs
procs1a
procs2a
procs3a
Reps
procs1a
procs2a
Proj-2
Procs
procs1b
procs2b
on Proj-1 I have a procedure that needs to
USIGN Procs.procs1b.Class-1 FROM PROPATH. (Class-1 is in proj-2, caller procedure on proj-2).
On project-1 I have on propath an extension to proj-2, so I've sharing procedures and windows for ages, thanks to propath. (We are a monolitic company... no branches etc, so app needs not to be portable to other configurations)
But today I wanted to use a class that is on the other project.
but can't compile it, as the "FROM PROPATH" part of USING, seems to fail to find original class.
What is the use case for this? What Am I missing?
As the problem endured a machine restart, I removed the reference to project1 on propath of second project and reinserted it, and vôila... it worked again!
Searching on this problem, I came to this... The problem seems to be at Developer Studio level, not compiler level.
As ctrl-click on the using statment, won't load the class into editor...
Searching on this problem, I came to this... The problem seems to be at Developer Studio level, not compiler level.
As ctrl-click on the using statment, won't load the class into editor...
As the problem endured a machine restart, I removed the reference to project1 on propath of second project and reinserted it, and vôila... it worked again!