| Project inclusion: Paradigm Suggestion [message #58219] |
Sun, 01 June 2003 15:44 |
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Originally posted by: tgm1024SiteNameMispelled.hotmale.com
This is a suggestion, and if it is already implemented, or worse: thought of
and dismissed :) then ignore me outright :).
In an eclipse project, [when using the JDT], and when attempting to keep a
one single large source tree that all projects use pieces of, I've
discovered the following:
The paradigm is:
To the project add a link to the root of the source tree
and then Use a filter to remove the parts of the source tree you DO NOT
want to be part of the build
OR
To the project, add a link to the root of the source tree, and a link to
each
of the directories that I'm interested in. (link, not the files).
instead of what I've found in other ide's:
To the project add the parts of the source tree that you're interested
in
file by file
or
package (and all sub directories)
The latter seems like it would be tedious to build up the components of a
large project, but it isn't: you inherit from other projects by opening
them, and doing a save-as under the new project name.
Thanks,
Thomas
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