| Overlapping projects in same folder structure [message #209341] |
Fri, 08 July 2005 21:21  |
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Originally posted by: chrism.clabs.org
I'd like to try and find a way around the restriction for the same
folder appearing in multiple projects.
I have a J++ project, which Eclipse can't compile, but can grok most of
the stuff and is still a valuable tool for editing, refactoring, etc.
One of the packages in the project is close to being pure Java, and I
want to setup an overlapping second Eclipse project, that will exclude
most of the files I don't need for that package and slowly chip away at
bad dependencies until I can have Eclipse build that package.
The problem is I need to refactor some things in the whole project so I
can purify the one package. I can't do the refactorings in just the pkg
project because it excludes most of the files that would be affected by
the refactorings as well.
It seems it would be ideal to have two projects in the same structure,
but Eclipse prevents me from setting this up. Any way to workaround? Any
way to use the Add Folder ... Advanced to an existing folder another
place on the hard drive? (or will Eclipse still thrwart me there too?)
(Right now I've pulled the project from CVS into two separate folder
hierarchies, so I can have the two projects, but if I need to refactor
in the big project, I'll then need to commit and pull in the other
folder structure for the pkg project - and I could be doing this over
and over again.)
--
Chris
http://clabs.org/blogki
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