>>Why not create a .H file full of EXTERNAL declarations?
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>I created a file FournierTransformationFunction.h. In that file, I tried with this syntax:
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>#DEFINE IsCookie
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>That didn't work. So, I tried with this:
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>#DEFINE IsCookie()
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>That didn't work. So, I tried with this:
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>FUNCTION IsCookie
>RETURN .F.
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>How should I enter those functions in the header file in order to them to be recognized at compile time?
Add the line:
EXTERNAL PROCEDURE IsCookie
to tell the compiler to resolve the IsCookie reference at runtime using the current pathing and procedure file searches. You can use EXTERNAL when referencing any number of VFP object types - files, forms, classes, reports and the like.
