This screen allows the user to define the basic search
parameters to use when generating a structure file set.

It is assumed that the programme files for an application
are stored on a specific drive and directory.  This is the
Drive & Path to search and should be typed as a normal DOS
drive:\directory specification.  The default value is the
path where the the structure files are to be stored.

NOTE:-If an explicit file name is given in the drive:\path
specification then only that file is included in the
search.  This is useful when a single programme file is to
be searched when updating the structure files. ...PgDn more

The programme file extension is the extension used for the
ASCII text files used to complie the application.  This 
defaults to .PRG but if another extension is used this can
be specified eg. .CH for header files

The facility to ignore Clipper functions is provided.  
Since SuperStructure can not differentiate between user
defined functions and Clipper functions a list of Clipper 
functions is maintained.  If the Clipper functions are not
ignored, they are included in the structure files.  This
can result in excesively long structure files.  There are
facilities for the user to define non Clipper ...PgDn more

functions in the exclusion list. See the manual for details

The Search #INCLUDE files facility allows any files defined
with the pre-processor #INCLUDE directive, and on a
seperate path from the application to be included in the
structure search.  If the file is on the current structure
path it will be included by default.

The Search CLP files facility is simlar to the #INCLUDE
search.  If a CLP file defines a programme file with an
explicit path, not the current application's, that file
will also be seached.  The default file extension for CLP
files is .CLP. Another may be given.   END OF HELP SCREEN






