I usually avoid placing anything inside the QB64-PE installation directory. I consider that a bad practice. The first thing I do after downloading a new version of QB64-PE is enable "Run > Output EXE to Source Folder" in the IDE.
This makes it easy to delete the entire QB64-PE directory and replace it with a newer version whenever one is released. No need to back up anything. But that’s just my workflow.
Unless you are including the InForm‑PE files in your project using relative paths that depend on where you downloaded InForm-PE, this should not cause any issues.
For best results, copy all required InForm-PE runtime files into an "InForm" (or similarly named) directory inside your project directory and include them from there.
For example:
MyProject/
|________InForm/
| |_______InForm.bi
| |_______InForm.ui
| |_______InFormCommon.bi
| |_______InFormVersion.bi
| |_______xp.uitheme
| |_______extensions/*.*
|________MyProject.bas
|________MyProject.frm
Then in MyProject.bas, include the InForm runtime like this:
Update: See this old post by @FellippeHeitor - https://qb64forum.alephc.xyz/index.php?topic=1878.0
This makes it easy to delete the entire QB64-PE directory and replace it with a newer version whenever one is released. No need to back up anything. But that’s just my workflow.
Unless you are including the InForm‑PE files in your project using relative paths that depend on where you downloaded InForm-PE, this should not cause any issues.
For best results, copy all required InForm-PE runtime files into an "InForm" (or similarly named) directory inside your project directory and include them from there.
For example:
MyProject/
|________InForm/
| |_______InForm.bi
| |_______InForm.ui
| |_______InFormCommon.bi
| |_______InFormVersion.bi
| |_______xp.uitheme
| |_______extensions/*.*
|________MyProject.bas
|________MyProject.frm
Then in MyProject.bas, include the InForm runtime like this:
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' Your code...
'$INCLUDE:'./InForm/InForm.bi'
' etc..
' Your code...
Update: See this old post by @FellippeHeitor - https://qb64forum.alephc.xyz/index.php?topic=1878.0

