Compilation and deployment environment
Runtime environment
4gl project
LyciaStudio
4gl program
Besides configuring the environment in general by changing the configuration files - inet.env, env.properties, and environ.bat, - you can also specify the necessary environment variables for separate projects and programs:
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Compilation and deployment environment |
Runtime environment |
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4gl project |
LyciaStudio |
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4gl program |
You can specify the compilation and deployment environment for your projects and separate programs from LyciaStudio.
To specify the compilation and deployment environment for your project, please follow these steps.
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Right-click the necessary project and go to Properties in the context menu (or press Alt + Enter):
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Open the Build Environment Variables page (by default, the list is empty):
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Choose one of the possible options (press the option text below to get the details):
New - to add a new environment variable, Select - to select one of the system environment variable set on your machine, Edit - to edit values of the already set environment variables, Remove - to remove a no-longer-needed environment variable.
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All your changes will appear in the table:
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To specify the compilation and deployment environment for a 4gl program, please follow these steps.
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Step 1 |
Right-click the necessary project and go to Properties in the context menu:
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Step 2 |
Open the Environment Variables page (by default, the list is empty):
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Step 3 |
Choose one of the possible options (press the option text below to get the details):
New - to add a new environment variable, Select - to select one of the system environment variable set on your machine, Edit - to edit values of the already set environment variables, Remove - to remove a no-longer-needed environment variable.
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Step 4 |
All your changes will appear in the table:
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Runtime environment can be configured only for separate applications but not for a project as a whole.
To specify the runtime environment for a 4gl program, use the following functions:
