/tpl

Compiles main development objects that are defined as templates (Purpose = T), but does not generate runtime objects. Use it to ensure that templates do not contain ProcScript syntax errors.

/tpl

Example: ide.exe /cpt /tpl

Used With

/all
/ceo
/con (and /anm)
/cpt
/dsp
/esv
/frm
/rpt
/sig
/ssv
/svc
/usp

Use With

ide—Uniface IDE

Description

By default, main development objects whose Purpose property is set to T (Template) are not compiled when using a compilation command line switch such as /all or /cpt.

However, to ensure that any ProcScript they contain does not contain syntax errors, it can be useful to compile them, although no compiled objects are produced.

For example, the following command compiles all objects that are defined as either palettes or templates.

ide.exe /all /plt /tpl