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Changing the type of folder [message #227258]

Tue, 25 November 2008 14:13

Eclipse User

Hi,

IS it possible to change the type of a folder from forder to source
folder? If a folder is not a sourcefolder I cannot generate a class in it?

TIA

Joost

Re: Changing the type of folder [message #227265 is a reply to message #227258]

Wed, 26 November 2008 02:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: subs._nospam_consertum.com

Joost Kraaijeveld wrote:
> Hi,
>
> IS it possible to change the type of a folder from forder to source
> folder? If a folder is not a sourcefolder I cannot generate a class in it?
>
> TIA
>
> Joost
File->New->Source folder and give it the name of an existing folder.

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Derek

Re: Changing the type of folder [message #227301 is a reply to message #227265]

Wed, 26 November 2008 13:28

Eclipse User

Derek wrote:
>
> File->New->Source folder and give it the name of an existing folder.

That seems to work, but now I have 2 folders with the same name and
content in my project...

Strange. Is that by design?

I could get the second (new) one to get away by excluding it from the build.

Joost

Re: Changing the type of folder [message #227338 is a reply to message #227258]

Thu, 27 November 2008 05:14

Eclipse User

hmm, not sure if I got you right, but all source folders are listed in the
properties of a project. Open the project properties, browse to the "c/c++
general" / "paths and symbols" section. select the "source location" tab
page, there you'll find all source folders of your project. By clicking on
"add folder", you can select an existing, non-source folder from your
project and transform it to a source folder (the). Hope this helps!

sth_Weird

Re: Changing the type of folder [message #227397 is a reply to message #227338]

Fri, 28 November 2008 01:40

Eclipse User

sth_Weird wrote:
> hmm, not sure if I got you right, but all source folders are listed in
> the properties of a project. Open the project properties, browse to the
> "c/c++ general" / "paths and symbols" section. select the "source
> location" tab page, there you'll find all source folders of your
> project. By clicking on "add folder", you can select an existing,
> non-source folder from your project and transform it to a source folder
> (the). Hope this helps!

It did: now the source folders are source folder again. Thanks

Joost

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