Builder Xcessory uses the WML file to specify how to manipulate the widget classes and user-interface components that you have added. However, Builder Xcessory uses other control files as well. These files specify which WML files should be read by Builder Xcessory upon startup, under what conditions, and how the objects should appear on the Palette. The following table describes the control files:
File extensions
When files refer to one another, they omit the extensions, for example ".tcl" or ".wml" or ".pix". Builder Xcessory uses the extension appropriate to the file type.
Installed files
When a file is described as installed into {BX}/some_directory
, the file might be installed that directory, as a system file. Or the file might be installed into your own area in the local .builderXcessory
directory, with a similar directory structure.