I think that there are a few problems with the support of this:
I have 2 real folders under my project path, src & include. There are also 2 virtual folders with the same name in my project. Project is under subversion control.
When I add a new class with right click on a vfolder, .h and .cpp files are created in this vfolder, in the real folder on disk and into subversion accordingly.
However when I enable "Settings->Global Editor Preferences->Tweaks->When adding new files to a project place the files in the include/src folders respectively", the following happen:
- .cpp & .h are correctly placed under project's src and include vfolders. -> Worked as expected.
- both files are created on disk under the folder which I clicked, both in src or include -> They should be created under different folders.
- .h file is not added to subversion -> I have to add it manually
Am I doing something wrong?
src/include seperation
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Re: src/include seperation
It works as expected. It was meant to work virtual folders. Not with real folders
Please open a feature request for this
Eran
Please open a feature request for this
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