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/FooProject
/bin (release)
/doc
/src (only *.cs)
/temp (obj files)
/test (debug)
/build
/Visual Studio 2003
/Visual Studio 2005
I want the solution and project files in the IDE directories, and I want
those project files to have the source code root directory point to /src
and the object files point to /temp. I cannot figure out how to make
Visual Studio do this. It wants the project files in the same directory
as the source code. I'm using Visual C# Express Beta 1. C++ project
files have <Filter>, which looks like a directory in the solution
explorer, that can point to anywhere on disk. I am aware that one can
link files, but this is not enough. I'll have to create the files outside
of visual studio because "Add New File" won't add it to the right
directory. I need to link folders (don't know how) or set the root
directory to /src like I want to. Why are the Visual Studio Team being
despotic about C# projects?
C++ project file:
<Filter Name="My Foo Files" Filter="h;hpp;hxx;hm;inl">
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Foo.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Foo2.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\FooFoo.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Bar.h"></File>
You can also have a filter inside this filter for a subdirectory.
</Filter>
In C++ projects, you can also set the obj folder to wherever you want. It
gives full control over how you want to manage the project.
Please help!
Thank you!
/bin (release)
/doc
/src (only *.cs)
/temp (obj files)
/test (debug)
/build
/Visual Studio 2003
/Visual Studio 2005
I want the solution and project files in the IDE directories, and I want
those project files to have the source code root directory point to /src
and the object files point to /temp. I cannot figure out how to make
Visual Studio do this. It wants the project files in the same directory
as the source code. I'm using Visual C# Express Beta 1. C++ project
files have <Filter>, which looks like a directory in the solution
explorer, that can point to anywhere on disk. I am aware that one can
link files, but this is not enough. I'll have to create the files outside
of visual studio because "Add New File" won't add it to the right
directory. I need to link folders (don't know how) or set the root
directory to /src like I want to. Why are the Visual Studio Team being
despotic about C# projects?
C++ project file:
<Filter Name="My Foo Files" Filter="h;hpp;hxx;hm;inl">
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Foo.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Foo2.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\FooFoo.h"></File>
<File RelativePath="..\..\..\src\Bar.h"></File>
You can also have a filter inside this filter for a subdirectory.
</Filter>
In C++ projects, you can also set the obj folder to wherever you want. It
gives full control over how you want to manage the project.
Please help!
Thank you!