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CustEPM (Customized version of EPM) v. 6.03b (E Toolkit for EPM, version 6.03b, 7/6/1996) |
Readme/What's new |
This package contains a few examples of using the 32-bit E Toolkit
in your own application. They are not intended to demonstrate a
complete application.
If you unpacked using a version of UNZIP which preserves subdirectories,
you should have the following layout:
etoolkt - root directory containing this README and the online
toolkit documentation (ETKE.INF).
etoolkt\esmp1 - directory containing the first sample
etoolkt\esmp2 - directory containing the second sample
etoolkt\esmp3 - directory containing the third sample
etoolkt\esmp4 - directory containing the fourth sample
etoolkt\include - add to your INCLUDE setting to rebuild samples
etoolkt\lib - add to your LIB setting to rebuild samples
The sample programs are:
esmp1 - Creates a simple E-MultiLine Edit Control (E-MLE) window.
You can use an E-MLE in place of a standard MLE, and have
all the editing power of EPM in your MLE. (Note that the
.ex file used is built from ESMP1.E, which provides almost
no function; it was written as a simple stand-alone .e file
and doesn't rely on the EPM-distributed macro files.)
esmp2 - Creates an EFrame window as a child of the application's window.
esmp3 - Sample program that demonstrates how to imbed an E-MLE
into a dialog box. Presents a dialog box containing 2 E-MLE's.
esmp4 - Like esmp2, but adds support for attributes (mixed colors and fonts).
To rebuild any of the above, switch to its directory, update your
INCLUDE and LIB settings as described above, and run NMAKE ESMPx.MAK
(where x is 1, 2, 3, or 4). To recompile the .ex files, you'll need
ETPM.EXE in your PATH, and - for anything other than esmp1 - you'll
need the base set of EPM macros in your EPMPATH setting. They can
be found in EMACROS.FLS or EPMMAC.ZIP.
Of course, in order to run any of the samples, you'll also need the
E Toolkit itself - that's the ETK*.DLL which come with EPM 6. They
must be in a directory in your LIBPATH.
The compiler we used is IBM's C/Set++ compiler. |
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