Forget to say,
if you create some script using RMChart and would like to share with us, I will include them into official thinBasic release.
Thanks
Eros
No, it is OK. Full path are always a problem.Originally Posted by fefe
%APP_INCLUDEPATH% is a placeholder for the default thinBasic include directory. It will always be extanded to the directory where thinBasic is installed.
Also just a simple
#INCLUDE "RMChart.inc"
should work because in this case thinBasic engine will first search for "RMChart.inc" in current script directory, than in default thinBasic include directory, usually \thinBasic\Inc\
In any case here the problem was not related to #INCLUDE directive but where the DECLARE statement search for the needed DLL.
Usually local script path comes first. List of sequence where DECLARE try to load the needed DLL is listed in DECLARE help
Ciao
Eros
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Forget to say,
if you create some script using RMChart and would like to share with us, I will include them into official thinBasic release.
Thanks
Eros
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zdenko
zdenko?
What does it mean?
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Comment from:
...\thinBasic\SampleScripts\RMChart\RMChartDemo.tBasic
RMChart is freeware by Rainer Morgen.
To get more info about RMChart visit: http://www.rmchart.com/
...
This URL of RMChart misleads you to "special" Url's. :-((
You can reach some snippets of rmchart.com via the Wayback Machine like :
http://web.archive.org/web/200712142...w.rmchart.com/
I hope it helps
Ben
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