| Linking many files [message #231858] |
Sun, 09 September 2007 12:38 |
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Originally posted by: no-reply.effisols.com
Hi:
Long time Visual Studio user trying out Eclipse for C++ on Linux (Ubuntu).
One of the things I like about VS (once I got used to it) is that the
files in Solution Explorer are just links to the actual files. It is
hard to get used to the more "file-centric" nature of Eclipse.
I have a Visual Studio MFC project in which some of the files are MFC
files, and some are pure C++ files which should compile on any compiler
without additional libraries. I would like to compile these pure C++
files using g++ in Eclipse. Unfortunately, both kinds of files are
currently in the same directory.
If I use File->Import then I can easily select the files I want. But in
Eclipse this makes copies. I have learned that by doing File->New->File
I can create links in Eclipse to external files, but it seems that I can
only add one file at a time, which is a real pain.
Is there any way to link many files at the same time as you can do with
import?
[The only way I have been able to think of doing this (without changing
my directory structure) is to link the whole directory, and then remove
the unwanted files from the project.]
David Wilkinson
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