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| Re: Multiple projects using the same code [message #157602 is a reply to message #157502] |
Wed, 09 November 2005 18:55  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.dharty.com
It is possible, and I guess safe, but the solution seems to mess up
indexing.
Search for the topic "Multiple projects on common src directory" in this
newsgroup and maybe also "Changing Workspace pathvariable" if you want
to have multiple instances of the same workspace/projects on multiple
machines/different paths.
D
Chip Chapin wrote:
> It does work with CDT, but it's easy to miss:
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> 1. Navigate to the Project | Properties | Project Paths | Source
tab as described by Doug.
> 2. Click "Add Folder". A "Source Folder Selection" window pops up.
> 3. Click "Create New Folder". A "New Folder" window pops up.
> 4. Here's the part you probably missed: Click "Advanced". The
New Folder popup expands with an option to link to an [existing] folder
in the file system. Now you can refer to any folder you want.
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> Chip
Dries wrote:
> Is it possible AND safe to have multiple eclipse projects, all using the
> same code?
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