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TCL Perspective - Script Explorer [message #38611]

Wed, 08 July 2009 18:53

binoctex is currently offline

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Is there a way to make the DLTK TCL perspective, Script Explorer display
the project contents in a normal folder stucture.

for example if i have the following:

N:\TCLProject
+--Common

+--CommonA

+--CommonA1
+--CommonA2
+--CommonB

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Re: TCL Perspective - Script Explorer [message #38642 is a reply to message #38611]

Wed, 08 July 2009 19:16

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my last post went up while i was still editing...

Is there a way to make the DLTK TCL perspective, Script Explorer display
the project contents in a normal folder stucture.

for example if i have the following (note that there is 1 folder under
TCL):

C:\TCL
| doc1.tcl
| doc2.txt
| readme3
|
+---Folder1
| folder1doc.tcl
|
+---Folder1.1
| | folder1.1doc.tcl
| |
| +---Folder1.1.1
| | folder1.1.1doc1.tcl
| | folder1.1.1doc2.tcl
| | folder1.1.1doc3.tcl
| | folder1.1.1doc4.txt
| | folder1.1.1doc5.doc
| |
| \---Folder1.1.2
\---Folder1.2

in the Script Explorer each folder gets a new row (note that there are now
6 folder entries under TCL):
TCL\
|
+---Folder1
| folder1doc.tcl
|
+---Folder1/Folder1.1
| folder1.1doc.tcl
|
+---Folder1/Folder1.1/Folder1.1.1
| folder1.1.1doc1.tcl
| folder1.1.1doc2.tcl
| folder1.1.1doc3.tcl
| folder1.1.1doc4.txt
| folder1.1.1doc5.doc
|
| Folder1/Folder1.1/Folder1.1.2
| Folder1/Folder1.2
| Folder2
| doc1.tcl
| doc2.txt
| readme3

This gets out of hand with my current project with hundreds of folders and
is unnusable. Is this configurable somewhere?

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Re: TCL Perspective - Script Explorer [message #38753 is a reply to message #38642]

Thu, 09 July 2009 02:45

Alex Panchenko is currently offline

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Hi,

In the Script Explorer menu (small triangle in the top right corner)
there is "Package Presentation" option with values: Flat or Hierarchical.

Regards,
Alex

binoctex wrote:
> my last post went up while i was still editing...
>
> Is there a way to make the DLTK TCL perspective, Script Explorer display
> the project contents in a normal folder stucture.
>
> for example if i have the following (note that there is 1 folder under
> TCL):
>
> C:\TCL
> | doc1.tcl
> | doc2.txt
> | readme3
> |
> +---Folder1
> | folder1doc.tcl
> |
> +---Folder1.1
> | | folder1.1doc.tcl
> | |
> | +---Folder1.1.1
> | | folder1.1.1doc1.tcl
> | | folder1.1.1doc2.tcl
> | | folder1.1.1doc3.tcl
> | | folder1.1.1doc4.txt
> | | folder1.1.1doc5.doc
> | |
> | \---Folder1.1.2
> \---Folder1.2
>
>
> in the Script Explorer each folder gets a new row (note that there are
> now 6 folder entries under TCL):
> TCL\
> |
> +---Folder1
> | folder1doc.tcl
> |
> +---Folder1/Folder1.1
> | folder1.1doc.tcl
> |
> +---Folder1/Folder1.1/Folder1.1.1
> | folder1.1.1doc1.tcl
> | folder1.1.1doc2.tcl
> | folder1.1.1doc3.tcl
> | folder1.1.1doc4.txt
> | folder1.1.1doc5.doc
> |
> | Folder1/Folder1.1/Folder1.1.2
> | Folder1/Folder1.2
> | Folder2
> | doc1.tcl
> | doc2.txt
> | readme3
>
>
> This gets out of hand with my current project with hundreds of folders
> and is unnusable. Is this configurable somewhere?
>

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