public WTFProject Create(string outputDir, string projectFile, string projectName)
{
string wtfFileText = @"BEGIN System.Windows.Forms.Form MainForm
Text = ""MainForm""
Name = ""Form1""
Size = System.Drawing.Size(500, 300)
ENDOBJECT
";
string lsFileText = @";;; L# in WindowsTextFoundation sample
;;; WTF Is basically wpf except text version, no visual designer, and for L#.
;;; even so, Windows Text Foundation can easily let
;;; you create forms and put controls on them.
;;; Then, in your L# code, you can access that
;;; object through the name you gave it in the
;;; .wtf file.
;;; example: reference the MainForm object created in wtf
;;; and show it to the user
(showdialog MainForm)
";
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(outputDir + "\\MainForm.wtf", wtfFileText);
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(outputDir + "\\main.ls", lsFileText);
WTFProject proj = new WTFProject();
proj.Files.Add(new File(outputDir + "\\MainForm.wtf"));
proj.Files.Add(new File(outputDir + "\\main.ls"));
proj.CompileOutputType = WindowsTextFoundation.LSharpProvider.Compiler.OutputType.Exe;
proj.XmlFilename = projectFile;
proj.ProjectName = projectName;
proj.Save(projectFile);
proj.Load(projectFile);
return proj;
}
public WTFProject Create(string outputDir, string projectFile, string projectName)
{
string wtfFileText = @"BEGIN System.Windows.Forms.Form MainForm
Text = ""MainForm""
Name = ""Form1""
Size = System.Drawing.Size(500, 300)
ENDOBJECT
";
string lsFileText = ";;; Show WTF Form\r\n(showdialog MainForm)";
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(outputDir + "\\MainForm.wtf", wtfFileText);
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(outputDir + "\\main.ls", lsFileText);
WTFProject proj = new WTFProject();
proj.Files.Add(new File(outputDir + "\\MainForm.wtf"));
proj.Files.Add(new File(outputDir + "\\main.ls"));
proj.CompileOutputType = WindowsTextFoundation.LSharpProvider.Compiler.OutputType.WinFormsExe;
proj.XmlFilename = projectFile;
proj.ProjectName = projectName;
proj.Save(projectFile);
proj.Load(projectFile);
return proj;
}