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[Gary C.]

Hi

Firstly, I compile my programs from within Studio so have little experience of calling fglcomp from the command line.

However, I now need to in order to build my documentation and have a couple of questions.

Firstly, in my code I use the &include directive but do not include the path. Instead, I add the -I option to the compiler options in Studio thus: -I $(WorkspaceDir)/../lib and this works fine (not sure if this is classed as good or bad practice).

Using the command line to build my documents I issue the following command:

fglcomp -I /teq/dev/lib --build-doc overview.4gl

Wherein any module with the include directive raises an error and the .err file notes that the include file cannot be found. How do I tell fglcomp where to find the include files when using the --build-doc option?

Secondly, even though I have created created the top level overview.4gl and sub level package-info.4gl files, I cannot see their content in the output. Any ideas anyone?

Thanks

Gary