cbpporter Messages: 1402 Registered: September 2007
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No problem, I'll check again once you are done with documentation.
As for the issue about main packages, you do know about main packages and non-main packages?
Have you ever created a package only to not have it show up in you assembly? It is annoying and you have to select an option from "Select main package" dialog to see them. This is the right solution. The other is to add a configuration to your package, making it a main package. This is not the right solution.
Main packages are packages that when compiled will result in a stand alone binary package, while non main packages are basically libraries. For example, Control4U_Demo is a main package. You can build it and you get you demo that is runnable. On the other hand, Controls4U is not a main package. It is not stand alone together with its dependencies, and is meant to be added as a dependency to other packages, like Control4U_Demo. If you try to build Controls4U only you will get an error because it is only a library.
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