WideStudio Application Builder User's Guide

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> ## What is the Project?

> A project is the basic unit for the administration of an application which a developer builds with the application builder. A project must be defined for an application in order to build it.
> There are many windows and many event procedures in a typical application. The developer doesn¡Çt need to manage these source files one by one, for the project itself will do it as follows.
> - Administration of the program source compilation
>   The project compiles the managed application windows and event procedures, and makes the application. There is a function for compiling the updated program sources and for rebuilding the loaded modules.
> - Administration of the application windows in the project
>   You can add application windows to the project. The application builder generates corresponding program sources for them, and compiles them automatically.
> - Administration of the event procedures for the application windows
>   The project manages the event procedures for application windows too. They are compiled automatically to become part of the application.
> - Administration of the working environment settings
>   The project contains settings such as the default colors or window dimensions, path of the include files/libraries and compiler options.

> [Project]

Document Release 3.70 for WideStudio ver 3.70, Feb 2004

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