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[Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #894426]

Mon, 09 July 2012 08:09

sNop

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Hi,

what is the difference between this two menu items in PHP Explorer Context Menu?

On the picture in attachment is location of the menu items.

Thank you

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Re: [Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #894646 is a reply to message #894426]

Tue, 10 July 2012 00:02

Toshihiro Izumi

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Hi sNop,
I'm not sure what's the question since you're not a newbie...

PHP Project has a source folder to build. It is same as the project folder by default and it can be customized at Preferences > PHP > New Project Layout.
'Use as Source Folder' changes it on the fly.(this action adjusts inclusion/exclusion pattern also)

'Include' simply adds selected folder to build path.

'Exclude' simply removes selected folder from build path.

Include/Exclude are convenient actions for modifying build path(inclusion/exclusion pattern). See Configure Build Path(or Project Properties) > PHP Build Path.

This is a feature of DLTK and it had been introduced in pdt 2.0.

Best regards

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Re: [Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #895183 is a reply to message #894646]

Wed, 11 July 2012 22:05

Robert Gruendler

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i think sNop meant the 2 menu entries in the top-level right click menu: "Build Path" and "Include Path" and what the difference between these 2 paths is. this stackoverflow answer sums it up quite nicely.

[Updated on: Wed, 11 July 2012 22:05]

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Re: [Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #895196 is a reply to message #895183]

Thu, 12 July 2012 00:23

Toshihiro Izumi

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Oh, I didn't guess so because of buildpath2.jpg Cool

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Re: [Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #895270 is a reply to message #895183]

Thu, 12 July 2012 10:29

sNop

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I don't think this, Thosi wrote right answer.

On 12. 7. 2012 0:05, Robert Gründler wrote:
> i think sNop meant the 2 menu entries in the top-level right click menu: "Build Path" and "Include Path" and what the difference between these 2 paths is. this
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/981956/whats-the-difference-between-the-build-path-and-the-include-path-in-eclipse-pdt sums it up quite nicely.

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Re: [Q] Build Path - difference between Use as a source and Include [message #895273 is a reply to message #894646]

Thu, 12 July 2012 10:33

sNop

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On 10. 7. 2012 2:02, Toshihiro Izumi wrote:
> Hi sNop,
> I'm not sure what's the question since you're not a newbie...
>

sry, I didn't study the difference, I simply ask here :), was lazy

> PHP Project has a source folder to build. It is same as the project folder by default and it can be customized at Preferences > PHP > New Project Layout.
> 'Use as Source Folder' changes it on the fly.(this action adjusts inclusion/exclusion pattern also)

Exactly what i want to know, thank you

The menu item 'Use as Source Folder' confused me, I absolutely understand how build path works.

>
> 'Include' simply adds selected folder to build path.
>
> 'Exclude' simply removes selected folder from build path.
>
> Include/Exclude are convenient actions for modifying build path(inclusion/exclusion pattern). See Configure Build Path(or Project Properties) > PHP Build Path.
>
> This is a feature of DLTK and it had been introduced in pdt 2.0.
>
> Best regards
>

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