@ECHO OFF

del kp.kix

type KpMain.kix >>kp.kix
type FindDialog.kix >>kp.kix
type GotoDialog.kix >>kp.kix
type IconsDialog.kix >>kp.kix
type MessageBoxWizard.kix >>kp.kix
type AboutDialog.kix >>kp.kix
type KpUtils.kix >>kp.kix
type OptionsDialog.kix >>kp.kix

kix32 /t kp.kix

# Makefile demo.
#
# This Makefile demonstrates how to use Gnu MAKE for creating a monolithic
# pre-tokenised script from multiple source files.
 
# The resultant file will be called "myscript.kx", and an intermediate file
# called "myscript.kix" will be created which comprises all the source files
# catenated together.
#
# There are two source files, "demo.kix" which is in the current directory,
# and "demo.udf" which is a file containing UDFs and is stored in a UDF library
# directory.
 
# VPATH defines the directories to look for dependencies (source files) if *not*
# present in the current directory.  We will include my UDF library directory
# for this example.
VPATH=c:\temp\KiXlib
 
# Copy and delete commands
COPY=COPY
DEL=DEL
 
# The KiXtart executable - no need to fully qualify if it is in your path.
KIX=C:\TEMP\KIX4.50\kix32.exe
# KiXtart options
KOPTS=
# Pre-tokenise flag(s)
KPRETOK=/t
 
# Target is the name that will be used to create the intermediate file and the
# pre-tokenised file.
TARGET=myscript
 
# Source file names - demo.kix is the main script, demo.udf is a UDF file in the
# UDF library
SOURCE=demo.kix demo.udf
 
# Default target.  This is the file that we want to make.
$(TARGET).kx:
 
# Catenated script.  This is the intermediate script, where all of the dependant files have
# been catenated into a single file in preperation for pre-tokenising.
# The foreach is a little messy, as the expansion uses *nix path semantics.
$(TARGET).kix: $(SOURCE)
	$(foreach SF,$^,$(eval ALLFILES+=+ "$(subst /,\,$(SF))"))
	$(COPY) nul: $(ALLFILES) "$@"
 
# Cleanup - remove target and intermediate
clean:
	$(DEL) $(TARGET).kx $(TARGET).kix 2>NUL:
 
# Implicit rule for creating pre-tokenised script from .kix suffixed source
%.kx:	%.kix
	"$(KIX)" $(KOPTS) $(KPRETOK) "$<"
 
# Implicit rule for creating pre-tokenised script from .udf suffixed source
%.kx:	%.udf
	"$(KIX)" $(KOPTS) $(KPRETOK) "$<"

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On the last post: this is by design. I mentioned in the email that INCLUDE is processed before run-time, so you can only use 'flat' strings to refer to included files, no vars, no macro's, no UDF's, etc).

Apart from this: INCLUDE is indeed broken (at least for Include-files containing UDF's). I'm working on a fix for the next build.

Ruud

---

 
INCLUDE sub.kix
? "something"
 

 
function test()
endfunction