How to make "BI" file
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BI file
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Re: BI file
Well if you mean a Binary file, use
open "whatever.whatever" for binary as #1
and then use get and put. If you need help, or I was wrong, email me.
Tyelcon
open "whatever.whatever" for binary as #1
and then use get and put. If you need help, or I was wrong, email me.
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Re: BI file
If you mean include files than don't use the last reply.
Almost any file can be used as a .BI file by some small changes, then:
'$include:'whatever.BI'
And pretend it is a sub whith out arguements
Almost any file can be used as a .BI file by some small changes, then:
'$include:'whatever.BI'
And pretend it is a sub whith out arguements
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Re: BI file
If you are talking about the file that declares subs and functions for a liberary, it is made by the assember when you assemble the liberary. If you need the file and do not have it, download the assember from a different source or contact the auther.
there are other ways to make the bi file. but the above is the easiest.
do not attempt to make the file yourself
there are other ways to make the bi file. but the above is the easiest.
do not attempt to make the file yourself
Re: BI file
Just make your SUBS and Functions inside the IDE and Save the file.
If you used any procedures QB would automatically make the declare statements for you.
Then its just a matter of CUT>PASTE and
Save AS > FileNam.BI
Remamber to save as TEXT.
After that
'$include: 'FileNam.BI'
;*)
If you used any procedures QB would automatically make the declare statements for you.
Then its just a matter of CUT>PASTE and
Save AS > FileNam.BI
Remamber to save as TEXT.
After that
'$include: 'FileNam.BI'
;*)