Le 29/05/2017 à 05:30, adamn...@gmail.com a écrit :
Is there any way to explicitly load a library similar to loading a
component via Component.Load(name as String)?
I want to load a library used by another project and determine the
exposed classes in the library. It's for a code generator.
So, my "target" project, say "AuctionCalendar" uses the
"horse4.gambas" library. My code generator "GenCode2" interrogates
the .project file for AuctionCalendar and can load any components it
uses and determine the exposed classes therein. But I can't find a
way to do the same for the horse4 library. Note, I can't use the
source project for horse4 because it may not match the installed
version, so I need to get the classes out of the executable archive.
Component.Load() can take an absolute path to a gambas executable to
load it as a library.
To just get information about a library file, look at the CLibraryInfo
class in the IDE source code.
For example, running 'gba3 -x <library path> .list' will return the
contents of the '.list' file included in the library executable, that
you can parse to get all the exported classes.
Regards,
--
Benoît Minisini
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