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- Subject: Process of Creating a Part
- Sent: 7/10/96 2:47 PM
- Received: 7/10/96 3:01 PM
- From: QuestSW@aol.com
- Reply-To: ODF Interest, ODF-Interest@CILabs.ORG
- To: OpenDoc Development Framework Discussion List, ODF-Interest@CILabs.
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- After creating a part based on the Hello template using PartMaker, I find
- the following source code files in the CWPPCDebug version of the new
- part's project:
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- Commands.cpp
- Content.cpp
- Frame.cpp
- Part.cpp
- Select.cpp
-
- Is it standard procedure to edit these files directly to customize my
- part or should I copy these files and their corresponding header files
- and create derived classes of all the classes implemented in these files?
-
- Somehow, OpenDoc is making use of the classes already defined in the
- files above, but how will OpenDoc access my derived classes if I try the
- latter approach?
-
- After I make lots of changes in the CWPPCDebug version of the part, how
- do I carry those changes to the CWPPCRelease version of the part to make
- a product for release? This will be much easier if there is a way to
- confine my changes to files that can be copied from the CWPPCDebug
- project to the CWPPCRelease project.
-
- Is the process of making an OpenDoc part documented somewhere, perhaps
- with a checklist so that I can be sure I have dotted all the "i"s?
-
- ....Greg Alexander....
- ....QuestSW@aol.com...
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