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I produce several dll and exe files which have some source files that are used in more than one.
Currently I do this by putting all the source files in one directory. This all works fine except for one thing.
I have been unable to extract the list of source files shown in the workspace window in one project into a text editor.
Any way of doing this? Or should I have a different set up?
Currently I do this by putting all the source files in one directory. This all works fine except for one thing.
I have been unable to extract the list of source files shown in the workspace window in one project into a text editor.
Any way of doing this? Or should I have a different set up?
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A couple of things I can think of:
1. Do a Rebuild All and copy the list of files displayed in the Output pane.
2. Extract the list from the .DSP file for the project (may take some work with a text editor)
Steve
1. Do a Rebuild All and copy the list of files displayed in the Output pane.
2. Extract the list from the .DSP file for the project (may take some work with a text editor)
Steve
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Let me also add that, if you put all shared files into one "virtual" workspace folder (e.g. under "Source files" group), they will appear in .dsp file as a contiguous group, enclosed in '# Begin Group "Shared files"' ... '# End Group'. In this way, you can copy & paste them easily from one worskpace to another using a text editor.
Too bad that VS's FileView does not support drag & drop operations between applications (i.e. Explorer or another instance of VS).
Jugoslav
Too bad that VS's FileView does not support drag & drop operations between applications (i.e. Explorer or another instance of VS).
Jugoslav
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Bill,
About 70% of my Subs have multi-project usage. I find it convenient to place the common subs in a single folder, ".LibrarySubs", as you suggested.
But I created a LIB project and a .LIB file with all these subs. The file Library.LIB is added to most projects by adding it to the settings under Link, General, Object/Library modules: Library.LIB.
Also, the .LIB directory must be added to Tools, Options, Directories.
Greg
About 70% of my Subs have multi-project usage. I find it convenient to place the common subs in a single folder, ".LibrarySubs", as you suggested.
But I created a LIB project and a .LIB file with all these subs. The file Library.LIB is added to most projects by adding it to the settings under Link, General, Object/Library modules: Library.LIB.
Also, the .LIB directory must be added to Tools, Options, Directories.
Greg

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