keithrub
New Member
I am new to Architect and trying to understand the best way to setup my environment. I have read several of the threads and determined that I am going to create 1 workspace for my application and each project will be revisions and new features of the application. My current source code tree has subdirectories like ar, ap, op, wh, etc...
Do I have to import my entire codebase into a newly created workspace, or can I create the workspace, set a PROPATH to my source code tree, and then when I want to create some new code create a new project in the workspace? Am I thinking about this in the correct way?
The other issue I have is that my application is a character app running on unix. In creating new code, I still have to run the main menuing program, add the new procedure to the menu and run it from there so the environment is correct. I can't figure out how to do this.
Any helpful tips would be greatly appreciated.
Do I have to import my entire codebase into a newly created workspace, or can I create the workspace, set a PROPATH to my source code tree, and then when I want to create some new code create a new project in the workspace? Am I thinking about this in the correct way?
The other issue I have is that my application is a character app running on unix. In creating new code, I still have to run the main menuing program, add the new procedure to the menu and run it from there so the environment is correct. I can't figure out how to do this.
Any helpful tips would be greatly appreciated.
