4.5. Project structure¶
Scripts in anableps are not limited to a single file: they can span directories, using libraries and additional files with code or data. Collectively, all those files are called a project.
4.5.1. Directory structure¶
Anableps code can span several files. If a directory contains a file anableps.project
,
then, the directory is considered a project.
On build, a tree is created, so any object can access
In this file, there is a list of goals, i.e, functions that are executed when building the project
4.5.2. File names¶
Code files end with .blep
Code files with a class end with filename.classname.blep
, so they can be taken as blep files
by external programs, but the blep framework knows which class they have.
4.5.3. Common structures¶
Inside the directory, any structure is possible. There is no rule whatsoever about where should files go. However, some example structures are given here, to work as examples.
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