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Project Files The driving force behind the WebGroove Compiler is the project file. A project file defines the pieces that make up your web site and how they fit together. These files are plain text and can be created with any editor. The tags most commonly used in a project file are read and build, although all compiler tags are valid. A working knowledge of these two basic tags will make it easier to learn the rest. A web site may have multiple project files to organize by section, developer, or anything else you like. One project file may read others, so a master project file can build all sub-projects, too. Of course, this multi-level approach isn't necessary, and a single project file will usually do the job. See Also  Build Tag
Read Tag
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