/aps or /app
Compile application shells.
/aps | /app
{/inf | /war}
{/lis= 1 | 2} {/ilv = 0| 1 | 2}
{/sym} { /asv}
{/aft=DateTime}
{/bef=DateTime} {/iap | {/tpl}
{/plt}}
{/nodebug}
{ApplicationShell}
Parameters
ApplicationShell—name of the application shell to compile. If omitted, all application shells are compiled (after considering any sub-switches). Use wildcard characters to specify multiple application shells.
Use With
ide.exe—Uniface IDE
Description
By default, this switch compiles normal application shells (the Purpose property is set to N (Normal). To compile application shells that are defined as templates
or palettes (Purpose is T (Template) or P (Palette)), you can use the /tpl and
/plt sub-switches. If you want to compile the application shells regardless of their purpose, you can use the /iap (include all purposes) sub-switch.
When compiling from the command, only error messages are shown by default. (Compiling interactively displays both error and warning messages.) Use the /inf, /war, /lis and /ilv sub-switches to increase the amount of information displayed.
Use the /nodebug sub-switch to specify that the compiled application shells cannot be debugged.
