Par2: How to create an "Application CLASS" that is compiled and linked into a DLL 1998-06-26 -- Dave Berton is the solution we use - an 'Object Exporter' template which
will allow you to easily export objects and methods from the object
DLLs you create.
#INCLUDE() this in an existing template chain:
--begin objexp.tpw
#EXTENSION(ObjectExporter,'Export Objects from a DLL'),APPLICATION
#DISPLAY('')
#DISPLAY('Export selected objects from this DLL.')
#DISPLAY('')
#DISPLAY('Insert all objects and methods here:')
#BUTTON('Objects'),MULTI(%ObjectsToExport,%ExportedObject),INLINE
#PROMPT('Object',@S50),%ExportedObject,REQ
#DISPLAY('')
#DISPLAY('Object methods to export:')
#BUTTON('Exported methods'),MULTI(%ExportedMethods,%MethodName &
' ' & %MethodPrototype),INLINE
#PROMPT('Method',@S100),%MethodName,AT(,,100)
#PROMPT('Prototype',@S255),%MethodPrototype,AT(,,100)
#ENDBUTTON
#ENDBUTTON
#ATSTART
#DECLARE(%ObjectMethodPrototype)
#ENDAT
#AT(%DLLExportList)
;Start of Object Exporter
#FOR(%ObjectsToExport)
#SET(%ExportedObject,UPPER(%ExportedObject))
TYPE$%ExportedObject @?
VMT$%ExportedObject @?
#FOR(%ExportedMethods)
#IF(SUB(%MethodPrototype,1,1) = '(')
#SET(%ObjectMethodPrototype,SUB(%MethodPrototype,1,1)
& %ExportedObject & ',' &
SUB(%MethodPrototype,2,LEN(CLIP(%MethodPrototype))))
#ELSE
#SET(%ObjectMethodPrototype,'(' & %ExportedObject & ')')
#ENDIF
%(LINKNAME(%MethodName & %ObjectMethodPrototype)) @?
#ENDFOR
#ENDFOR
;End of Object Exporter
#ENDAT
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