| Create a Project without Eclipse creating a directory [message #200801] |
Wed, 29 August 2007 17:39  |
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Originally posted by: someone.nospam.net
How can I get Eclipse to allow me to create a project without the wizard
assuming that I want to create a directory matching the project name under
my workspace directory?
Why you ask?
Because code for several deliverables and thus several projects exist in the
same directories.
I want my workspace is some directory and my project settings and what not
to exist in the top level workspace directory, but not in a new folder! Then
I want to be able to tell eclipse where to find the libs, includes, and
source for each project that I create.
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| Re: Create a Project without Eclipse creating a directory [message #200845 is a reply to message #200801] |
Thu, 30 August 2007 08:14  |
| Eclipse User |
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Christopher Pisz wrote:
> How can I get Eclipse to allow me to create a project without the wizard
> assuming that I want to create a directory matching the project name under
> my workspace directory?
> Why you ask?
>
> Because code for several deliverables and thus several projects exist in the
> same directories.
>
> I want my workspace is some directory and my project settings and what not
> to exist in the top level workspace directory, but not in a new folder! Then
> I want to be able to tell eclipse where to find the libs, includes, and
> source for each project that I create.
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>
When you create the project, just change the default location it creates
it to wherever you wish. After the project is created you can create
linked files/folders in it that point to your sources.
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Chris Recoskie
Team Lead, IBM CDT Team
IBM Toronto
http://www.eclipse.org/cdt
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