Am 16.02.2017 um 13:24 schrieb bill-lancaster: > Have just upgraded my Gambas to 3.9.2 from a much earlier v3. > The way libraries are managed has changed and I don't quite understand how > the the arrangement works. > Can someone point me to some help on this matter?
I fear there is none. If you create and use own libs you have to distinguish between development and production. Development: At development time a lib has to be defined as such (type "library" in the project dialog) and "vendor" has also to be defined with an unique name. If you compile the project, the IDE places the lib in ~/.local/share/gambas3/lib/[vendor]/ say ... ~/.local/share/gambas3/lib/yourname/ And all other projects can use the libs residing in ~/.local/share/gambas3/lib Production: If you create a installation package from a library project and install it on any system with Gambas3 on it (even your development system), the libs will be installed in /usr/lib/gambas3/yourname A project which depends on a lib will search for it there. The naming of the lib is always like that: yourlib:1.4.gambas Which includes the version string, so that different versions of libs can reside together in the lib directory. Alles Gute Christof Thalhofer -- Dies ist keine Signatur
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