Include

Learn how includes works in BuckShotPlusPlus

In BuckshotPlusPlus, the include directive allows you to incorporate external BuckshotPlusPlus (bpp) files into your main project. This is particularly useful for modularizing your code, reusing components, or importing libraries and frameworks.

Local includes

If you have separate bpp files within your project directory or on your local machine, you can include them using the include directive followed by the relative path to the file. This allows you to split your code into multiple files for better organization and maintainability.

Here's how you can include a local bpp file:

include "local/path/to/your/file.bpp"

Network includes

BuckshotPlusPlus also supports including bpp files hosted online. This is especially useful when you want to use a library or framework that's hosted on a server or when collaborating with others. To include a network-based bpp file, use the include directive followed by the full HTTPS URL of the file.

Here's an example:

include "https://link_to_your_bpp_file"

Use cases

1. Code Modularization: By splitting your code into multiple files and using the include directive, you can create a more organized and modular codebase.

2. Library and Framework Integration: Easily integrate external libraries or frameworks hosted online into your BuckshotPlusPlus project.

3. Collaboration: If you're working with a team, you can host shared components online and include them in multiple projects.

Important notes

• Always ensure that the path or URL you provide in the include directive is correct to avoid errors.

• Be cautious when including external files, especially from untrusted sources, to ensure the security and integrity of your project.

• Regularly update the included files, especially if they are libraries or frameworks, to benefit from bug fixes and new features.