Re: converting developer/2000 fmb files to fmt files

From: <stevec_at_zimmer.csufresno.edu>
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 18:46:46 GMT
Message-ID: <6mot6m$9p0$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>


You can convert fmb-to-fmt and fmt-to-fmb using the script=yes and parse=yes parameters. Here are two examples:

To create fmt file:



f45gen module=S06b script=yes batch=yes logon=no f45gen module=S06b script=yes batch=yes logon=no output_file=S06t

To create fmb from fmt:



f45gen module=S06t parse=yes batch=yes logon=no f45gen module=S06t parse=yes batch=yes logon=no output_file=S06b

Output_File parameter: If it is specified, the main part of the file name (before the .fmb and .fmb extension) must differ between the input and output files, unless the output file is sent to a different directory.

If the Output_File parameter is omitted, a file with the same name will be created, but with the appropriate (different) extension. It will even overwrite an existing file in the directory.

Steve Cosner

In article <6mner0$7m$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>,   tim_at_van.oz.au wrote:
>
> I use a DOS batch file to do the job.
> Here is my:
> f45gen32 module=%1% logon=no script=yes batch=yes
>
> If you want to do for more than one, use a for loop, ie something like:
> for %%f in (*.fmb) do start /w /m f45gen32 module=%%f ....

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