I develop on a PC at work where my projects are located
at d:\projects\vfp1\{project}\{version}\source.
From time to time, I take a project home. At home, the project
files are on one PC acting as a sever, and I develop on another.
On my development PC, I mapped a drive to the projects location
on the server as G:\projects.
So, the development path then becomes g:\vfp1\{project}\{version}\source.
I just simply ZIP up the project and UNZIP in the other PC when necessary.
How then do I tell the application where files are? I could use #DEFINE's
in my project.h file such as
#DEFINE APP_PATH_1 d:\projects\vfp1\{project}\{version}\source.
#DEFINE APP_PATH_2 g:\vfp1\{project}\{version}\source.
But how does the app know which path to use based on which PC
I'm on?
Thanks
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