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A key part of making a good sample is to use <Author><Fix > commands to modify the translation so to ensure the desired changes are produces systematically and not clouded by various reformatting and other changes made the Visual Studio. Of course you can use VS to help you do the analysis and design for the require corrections, but then you go back to the script and redo them using Author/Fix. Note: gmStudio Task context menu as a Rebundle operation that will combine the files in the deploy folder into a bundle file (*.bnd.new). And then open it in your comparison tool (i.e. BeyondCompare) to allow you to see/extract the desired changes easily. I have a NotePad++ macro that converts those changes into <Replace> blocks..
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MakeTest is an old and primitive utility created many years ago; it does a simple job and it works, but it is a bit clumsy for sharing with customers. Since its creation, the gmStudio application has been given a command line interface to make new projects. MakeTest should be retired and its features should be added to gmStudio as an option off the help menu. |
Using MakeTest
The Template ComboBox fills from the SubFolders of the _MakeTest\Templates directory. The Template folders contain the gmStudio files used to "seed" the upgrade files in the test directory.
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