// Instead of this:
#include <forum_account\keyboard\keyboard.dme>
// This (case-insensitive):
#include <Forum_account.Keyboard>
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 Sep 29 2012, 12:51 pm
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Sep 29 2012, 1:12 pm
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NNAAAAHH
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Why do you need to use #include manually?
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I usually just stuff any libraries in a separate folder called "libraries". It saves me the trouble of having to install obscure BYOND libraries on another computer if I want to compile my project on it.
A middle ground in this could be a feature to automate moving libraries over to the local project. I think this may be better for a lot of developers in the long run because when a library is updated or removed you don't lose access to it. | |
I've never been a fan of using #include, I always just copy over the relevant code files to prevent the problem that JBoer describes from ever happening.
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