user-guide:export-as-lib
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- | ====== Project as Library ====== | + | ====== Project as a Module |
- | Project | + | A project |
These libraries are called module lib. | These libraries are called module lib. | ||
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===== Structure ===== | ===== Structure ===== | ||
- | Module lib follow | + | Module lib follows |
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All resources included in the project are added to a compiled resource zip (.grz file), that is automatically created when exported. The resources from this zip are loaded by GroIMP on startup, and made available through the imported types and references. | All resources included in the project are added to a compiled resource zip (.grz file), that is automatically created when exported. The resources from this zip are loaded by GroIMP on startup, and made available through the imported types and references. | ||
- | The references can resolve resources from a module lib in the GroIMP path with the | + | The references can resolve resources from a module lib in the GroIMP path with the name: '' |
===== Compiled classes ===== | ===== Compiled classes ===== | ||
+ | The classes in the project are exported compiled. | ||
==== Package name ==== | ==== Package name ==== | ||
+ | By default, .rgg types are compiled without a package. It makes them all visible from the same pool. However, to ensure uniqueness when importing module library, a package name is required during the export. GroIMP will use the given package name as default package during the compilation. | ||
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+ | Thus, if the project contains types with the named package, they will not be affected by the package name provided. | ||
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+ | The package name must follow java's specification on package names. | ||
==== Reference wrapper ==== | ==== Reference wrapper ==== | ||
+ | GroIMP implicitly wraps all references call in the project to be exported as a module library to make them use the resources from the library. | ||
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+ | Suppose we have a project that contains a resource with the name " | ||
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+ | The wrappers force the references to point at '' |
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