-dp- wrote: > There is a source tree of .pro Prolog files (from source control server) > that I would like to use in my application and have ECLiPSe "own" them > and all other .pro files on my OS (Windows 7) in the way that it owns > .ecl and .pl files. I would like to avoid forking the source tree just > to change file extensions. > > At the same time, .pl files are usually owned by Perl and I would like > to configure ECLiPSe to give up ownership of them. > > I've looked in the user manual but didn't find any advice about this. > This isn't critically important, but would be nice to use the .pro > extension to indicate files containing "pure Prolog" and reserve .ecl > for those that involve constraint libraries and such. Change the 'prolog_suffix' flag, for instance ?- set_flag(prolog_suffix, ["", ".ecl", ".pro"]). means that ECLiPSe will first try a file without extension, then with .ecl, and then with .pro extensio. -- JoachimReceived on Sun Nov 29 2009 - 11:47:48 CET
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