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Tue, 02 December 2008 13:20

Eclipse User

Why is PDT creating a resources directory when creating a new PDT
project or is this something that the DLTK is doing? I find it annoying
as it has not relevant files within it and I just end up deleting it
anyways. If it is required in some situations can it be setup so that
the directory is created only when those situations come up?

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Shawn Clark

Re: Resources Directory [message #85449 is a reply to message #85264]

Wed, 03 December 2008 21:00

Eclipse User

Wondering the same.
Haven't looked hard, but haven't seen any descriptions of:
bin, src and resources

Shawn Clark wrote:

> Why is PDT creating a resources directory when creating a new PDT
> project or is this something that the DLTK is doing? I find it annoying
> as it has not relevant files within it and I just end up deleting it
> anyways. If it is required in some situations can it be setup so that
> the directory is created only when those situations come up?

> --
> Shawn Clark

Re: Resources Directory [message #85945 is a reply to message #85449]

Wed, 10 December 2008 10:31

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: michael.zend.com

The whole idea of resources folder is to allow excluding files from
"building" (parsing into structured model). This helps improving overall
performance,
when having a lot of non-PHP file in a project. Starting from RC1 (which was
released yesterday) the default layout doesn't have a separation to
buildpath and non-buildpath folders.

"David Muir" <david@davidkmuir.com> wrote in message
news:4ef403da539344dca2d2b557b0af5119$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Wondering the same.
> Haven't looked hard, but haven't seen any descriptions of:
> bin, src and resources
>
>
>
> Shawn Clark wrote:
>
>> Why is PDT creating a resources directory when creating a new PDT project
>> or is this something that the DLTK is doing? I find it annoying as it has
>> not relevant files within it and I just end up deleting it anyways. If it
>> is required in some situations can it be setup so that the directory is
>> created only when those situations come up?
>
>> --
>> Shawn Clark
>
>

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