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Elementary PzlStudio has no feature to create new executable applications projects, which contain the pzl-system embedded. But Elementary PzlStudio gives the possibility to include the pzl-system into any application project created before. | Elementary PzlStudio has no feature to create new executable applications projects, which contain the pzl-system embedded. But Elementary PzlStudio gives the possibility to include the pzl-system into any application project created before. | ||
If your project exists, then it is ready to include the pzl-system to that project. Just compile it and save (Ctrl-S). | If your project exists, then it is ready to include the pzl-system to that project. Just compile it and save before(Ctrl-S). | ||
There is no need to close the project in the IDE before you are going to add the pzl-system to it – it is enough to save it (Ctrl-S). | There is no need to close the project in the IDE before you are going to add the pzl-system to it – it is enough to save it (Ctrl-S). |
Версия 21:33, 1 февраля 2008
Автор: Виктор Юхтенко
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Elementary PzlStudio is the the Development Environment supporting the elementary operations related to the pzl-technology. The Elementary PzlStudio gives the possibility to include the pzl-system to the applicaions, created by the Visual Prolog programming system and to gerister pzl-components.
Elementary PzlStudio is not fully autonomous tool. The functionality of the Elementary PzlStudio is coordinated with the IDE of the Visual Prolog system. So the generating and the updating of the source code files and projects is done by the Elementary PzlStudio and the compilation of projects and debugging must be done by the IDE of the Visual Prolog Programming system.
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Elementary PzlStudio Overview
Elementary PzlStudio is the application whritten using the Visual Prolog programming language and PzlStudio based on the Pzl-technology.
The operation calls are made using the menu and the Tollbar. The list of the operations, which can be preformed using the Elementary PzlStudio and short comments are placed below.
Most of tools of the PzlStudio are represented as forms, where the options and properties may be set and operations may be called to the execution.
The Message Window is the output stream and all tools may send the messages to the Message Window. The Message Window may be closed. To open the Message Winodw again the menu Item View/Messages must be used.
Usually the latest layout of the form is stored in the Windows registry. All current properties of the PzlStudio tools are stored there also.
The example of the status of the Elementary PzlStudio is shown below.
Setting Basic Options
Before you will start to use the Elementary PzlStudio it is recommended to make some settings, which relate to the further operations. The options are: the company name, the author's name, directories etc. These settings will be stored on your computer when you will end the use of the program. You may change the settings at any time you wish
Adding the PzlPort to the application
Elementary PzlStudio has no feature to create new executable applications projects, which contain the pzl-system embedded. But Elementary PzlStudio gives the possibility to include the pzl-system into any application project created before.
If your project exists, then it is ready to include the pzl-system to that project. Just compile it and save before(Ctrl-S).
There is no need to close the project in the IDE before you are going to add the pzl-system to it – it is enough to save it (Ctrl-S).
When you have the applicaion wich is expected to run using the pzl-technology, then you need run Elementary PzlStudio and make adding the pzl-system to that application. This operation adds all needed parts of the pzl-system to the project.
Coming back to the IDE you may compile the application.