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Re: Separate source and project files? [message #1567570 is a reply to message #1566550] |
Fri, 16 January 2015 12:41 |
Ed Merks Messages: 33113 Registered: July 2009 |
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Dave,
Probably you can't do that. Things like .project and .settings must be
in the root (project) folder.
On 16/01/2015 12:18 AM, Dave H wrote:
> I want to create a new project in Eclipse where I can access the code
> files from one location but Eclipse's project files (.buildpath,
> .project, and .settings) are in their own folder rather than in the
> code folder (which is versioned with SVN) or my home folder (the
> parent of the code folder), but it doesn't seem possible when I try to
> create a new project.
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> If I select "Create new project in workspace", the Project Layout
> section lets me select "Use project as source folder" and "Create
> separate folders for source files and public resources", but if I
> select "Create project at existing location (from existing source)" in
> the Contents area, the Project Layout section grays out.
>
> I'm used to NetBeans letting me put source and project files in
> separate folders (even though it breaks versioning from the editor),
> it at least didn't make me put things on ignore lists (which I can't
> do in my current project) or add things that can get caught up in
> versioning (which I do from elsewhere).
>
> Is there some way to create an Eclipse project and have the default
> folder be the source files while the project files are elsewhere? I'm
> in Eclipse PDT.
Ed Merks
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