Getting Started with dBASE - print a structogram

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print a structogram

ing. A.J.Prins

2006-02-13, 1:23 pm

Hello,
I am a user of BIII+. I used it under cpm/dos/win98.
Under dos there was a program snap!. You give the first prg-file to this program.
Then you got different docs. but the most importend was the tree-doc. In this doc you can see how the files are linked to iets other and with files are started in that prg-file. Now I have prog files in different dirs. This dirs are linked in the config.d
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Is there a program under win98se that made such a tree-structure ?
greetings
anthony ( 70 yaers jung from the netherlands).

Robert Bravery

2006-02-13, 8:23 pm

HI,

I wrote my own program a while back, but that was visual dbase 5.7. Don't
even know if I have it still. But anyway, I think Ken wrote something
similar in the DUFLP, but that could only apply to 32bit dbase, and not dos

Robert

"ing. A.J.Prins" <anton-tiny@ajprinsprive.nl> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I am a user of BIII+. I used it under cpm/dos/win98.
> Under dos there was a program snap!. You give the first prg-file to this
program.
> Then you got different docs. but the most importend was the tree-doc. In
this doc you can see how the files are linked to iets other and with files
are started in that prg-file. Now I have prog files in different dirs. This
dirs are linked in the config.db
> Is there a program under win98se that made such a tree-structure ?
> greetings
> anthony ( 70 yaers jung from the netherlands).

Ken Mayer [dBVIPS]

2006-02-13, 8:23 pm

Robert Bravery wrote:
> HI,
>
> I wrote my own program a while back, but that was visual dbase 5.7. Don't
> even know if I have it still. But anyway, I think Ken wrote something
> similar in the DUFLP, but that could only apply to 32bit dbase, and not dos

Can pretty much guarantee it isn't going to run in III+ ... <g>

Ken

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Bowen Moursund [DataTech]

2006-02-13, 8:23 pm

SNAP! doesn't run in a command window on Windows?

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Robert Bravery

2006-02-14, 8:23 pm

Yep I realise that, was'nt quite sure if he wanted a program to document an
old III+, or if thats all he had, was III+. My thoughts where that if he has
a newer version of dbase, such as plus, he could got hrough the code, change
it to document his own older code.
As I entioned, you app would only apply to 32bit dbase and not dos.

Robert

"Ken Mayer [dBVIPS]" < dbase@_nospam_golden
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> Robert Bravery wrote:
Don't[color=darkred]

dos[color=darkred]
>
> Can pretty much guarantee it isn't going to run in III+ ... <g>
>
> Ken
>
> --
> /(Opinions expressed are purely my own, not those of dataBased
> Intelligence, Inc.)/
>
> *Ken Mayer* [dBVIPS]
> /Golden Stag Productions/
> dBASE at goldenstag dot net
> http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/dBASEBook.htm
> http://www.goldenstag.net/GSP
> http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase

ing. A.J.Prins

2006-03-05, 8:27 pm

hello,

Nice the answers but my problem is not solved.

Robert Bravery Wrote:

> Yep I realise that, was'nt quite sure if he wanted a program to document an
> old III+, or if thats all he had, was III+. My thoughts where that if he has
> a newer version of dbase, such as plus, he could got hrough the code, change
> it to document his own older code.
> As I entioned, you app would only apply to 32bit dbase and not dos.
>
> Robert
>
>
> "Ken Mayer [dBVIPS]" < dbase@_nospam_golden
stag.net> wrote in message
> news:xeWtJoOMGHA.1148@news-server...
> Don't
> dos
>
>

Ivar B. Jessen

2006-03-05, 8:27 pm

On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 14:18:23 -0500, in dbase.getting-started,
Subject: print a structogram,
Message-ID: <fqvsBJNMGHA.1148@news-server>,
ing. A.J.Prins <anton-tiny@ajprinsprive.nl> wrote:

>I am a user of BIII+. I used it under cpm/dos/win98.
>Under dos there was a program snap!. You give the first prg-file to this program.
>Then you got different docs. but the most importend was the tree-doc. In this doc you can see how the files are linked to iets other and with files are started in that prg-file. Now I have prog files in different dirs. This dirs are linked in the config.
db

According to the SNAP help file you should be able to set the following
files/paths:

Main program/project filename:
Path for program source code:
Path for data files:
Path for output files:
Path for SNAP! files:

I you have source code files in several different directories you could try to
put all files into one temporary directory, just for the purpose of creating the
tree view. Will that give a satisfactory result?

Ivar B. Jessen

Fred Evans

2006-03-06, 7:23 am

What is a structogram??

"Ivar B. Jessen" <bergishagen@it.notthis.dk> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 14:18:23 -0500, in dbase.getting-started,
> Subject: print a structogram,
> Message-ID: <fqvsBJNMGHA.1148@news-server>,
> ing. A.J.Prins <anton-tiny@ajprinsprive.nl> wrote:
>
>
program.[color=darkred]
this doc you can see how the files are linked to iets other and with files
are started in that prg-file. Now I have prog files in different dirs. This
dirs are linked in the config.db[color=darkred]
>
> According to the SNAP help file you should be able to set the following
> files/paths:
>
> Main program/project filename:
> Path for program source code:
> Path for data files:
> Path for output files:
> Path for SNAP! files:
>
> I you have source code files in several different directories you could
try to
> put all files into one temporary directory, just for the purpose of
creating the
> tree view. Will that give a satisfactory result?
>
>
> Ivar B. Jessen

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